Live export ship forced to turn back to Australia after weeks at sea
A live export ship carrying thousands of sheep and cattle has been forced to turn back to Australia after being sent into a conflict zone.
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Demand veterinarians accompany every live export shipment
Hundreds of Australian cattle have died on board a live export ship, allegedly from a painful, fast-spreading disease – and there was no vet on board to help. Animals deserve better...
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Live export investigations: 2022 ‘Festival of Sacrifice’
Animals Australia’s international team of investigators were deployed across the Middle East and North Africa during the 2022 ‘Festival of Sacrifice’. Evidence captured will fuel efforts across the globe to end the live export trade.
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‘End live export’ hoodie
$80.00Help us end the global trade in suffering by wearing this powerful message.
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Live export update: ESCAS continues to fail Australian sheep
Animals Australia's undercover investigators have witnessed a blatant disregard for live export regulations overseas which has exposed countless sheep to brutal slaughter.
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Live export: terrifying for animals … and people
Forcing fearful Gaza slaughterhouse workers to kill large, untamed and stressed Australian cattle is a recipe for disaster -- on both ends of the knife.
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‘End live export’ classic, unfitted tee
Original price was: $40.00.$35.00Current price is: $35.00.Last chance to grab our classic End Live Export tee!
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