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Wednesday, 07 January 2009
Dear Friends,
Please join us in making 2010 a bumper year for progress for the animals. Specifically, please join our campaigns below.
  • Born a boy-calf Campaign: To stop the suffering of throw-away male calves born into the dairy industry.
  • Look out for Bruises Campaign: Watch this space! Compassion in World Farming(SA) is about to launch a competition inviting consumers to vote on which of the broiler (meat) chicken labels is the most deceptive! 
  • Free Africa Campaign: To achieve an official ban on the annual ritual killing of the bull with bare hands in KwaZulu-Natal.
  • Uncaged Campaign: To reach an agreement with supermarkets and government for a phase-out of battery cages for laying hens.
  • Spent Hens Campaign: Farmers and supermarkets wash their hands of end-of-lay battery hens by allowing a system of squalor and misery to perpetuate.
    We urge them to take responsibility for the welfare of end-of-lay hens. 
  • Motherhood behind bars Campaign: Many supermarkets defend themselves against accusations of being part of cruel practices of animal husbandry by saying they support farmers who adhere to industry standards and codes of practice. The trouble is that sow stalls for pigs comply with existing industry standards and codes of practice! Compassion in World Farming(SA) says: Dump these archaic contraptions of animal torture.
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Water Footprint

On World Water Day (22nd March) and on every other day, for that matter, we need to remember that meat-eating carries a giant water footprint.
Did you know? It takes 13 million litres of water to raise and convert one cow or ox into meat!
Did you know? To produce one portion of beef (250g) requires the same amount of drinking water that one person needs (at one litre a day) for 34 years of life!
For further info, go to: http://www.waterfootprint.org/