
Laws don’t protect them, but you can.
All animals crave safety, comfort, and connection. But pigs – assigned to the category of 'food', not 'friend' – are forced to endure cruelties that would be illegal if inflicted on a dog or cat.
It doesn't have to be this way.
Your every day choices can help set them free. Nearly there! Thank you ! Thank you!

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Why do pigs need your help?
Australian laws allow a female pig to be severely confined in a cage barely bigger than her body. This is where she’s forced to ‘live’ for weeks on end; where she’ll have to eat, sleep, defecate, and give birth.
She won’t be able to turn around to nurture her piglets once they’re born. Destined to become pork products, her young can have their tails cut off and their teeth cut, without any pain relief.
As a result of the meat industry denying them their most basic behavioural needs, pigs are known to suffer depression and anxiety, all for the sake of industry profit.
At just a fraction of their natural lifespan, they’ll be trucked to the slaughterhouse where one of the cruellest of deaths awaits them – they’ll be lowered into a chamber and gassed with carbon dioxide to render them unconscious.
Terrified, and in pain, most pigs spend their final moments struggling and gasping for air.
Pigs are naturally very social and clever animals. They even outperform our canine friends in training. But trapped behind the walls of factory farms, most people simply don’t know the reality they face…
