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Disappointing live export outcome reveals cruel and inconvenient truth
While deeply disappointed in the latest live export regulatory outcome, the RSPCA says the result validates its opposition to live animal exports and will not prevent the ultimate demise of
National Wool Declaration review leaves animal welfare and consumer choice behind
The RSPCA has today expressed its disappointment in the outcome of the National Wool Declaration review, saying it leaves wool-buying customers and consumers in the dark about industry prac
Wool industry promotion of steining as solution to mulesing premature: RSPCA
The RSPCA is concerned that recent promotion of the ‘steining’ method of preventing flystrike in sheep fails to address the animal welfare concerns associated with this method.
Days of severe heat stress, death by smothering: delayed live sheep export report reveals horrific suffering
The summary of a Department of Agriculture observer report from a May 2018 live export voyage – released this week after an almost 12 month delay - reveals furth
RSPCA statement: Release of live sheep Heat Stress Risk Assessment review draft report
The RSPCA has welcomed the draft report of the Heat Stress Risk Assessment (HSRA) review, which was released today for public consultation.
Too little too late, as ALEC tries to salvage doomed live sheep industry: RSPCA
There is no certainty for sheep farmers in live animal exports, and last-ditch promises by live exporters to “re-set” their practices must be viewed with the scepticism they deserve.
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