Hopeful news! We have successfully convinced another slaughterhouse in Turkey to adopt stunning- a sheep slaughterhouse is ready to electric stun the sheep to render them unconscious before restraining and slaughtering them. In Turkey it is common to hoist animals alive and hang them up by one leg fully off the floor, and then they […]
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Training and supervision of upright catching in Germany
Today, Eyes on Animals was in Germany to conduct a training session and oversee the upright catching and loading of 3,000 laying hens. This initiative was organized … Read more... about Training and supervision of upright catching in Germany
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RTE Prime Time: Irish calves mistreated for export
On October 8, 2024, the Irish investigative program RTE Prime Time aired a shocking documentary about the export of Irish calves, responding to findings from Eyes on Animals, Ethical Farming Ireland, … Read more... about RTE Prime Time: Irish calves mistreated for export
Eyes on Animals held a speech to Dutch Parliament, the Hague, NL
Today the Dutch parliament held a hearing to discuss the new animal transport legislation that the EU is proposing and what standpoint the Netherlands should have on its final draft. Eyes on Animals, … Read more... about Eyes on Animals held a speech to Dutch Parliament, the Hague, NL
EonA report “Seeing your slaughterhouse through the eyes of a pig” translated and shared across Japan’s meat industry
We are very pleased to announce that the Japan Meat Technology Institute (JAMTI) has translated Eyes on Animals' report, "Seeing your slaughterhouse through the eyes of a pig", into Japanese. This … Read more... about EonA report “Seeing your slaughterhouse through the eyes of a pig” translated and shared across Japan’s meat industry
WUR research proves: upright catching significantly reduces catching injuries
Recent research by Wageningen University & Research (WUR) into injury risks from different catching methods - including the traditional method (upside down by one leg), the upright … Read more... about WUR research proves: upright catching significantly reduces catching injuries
Captive-bolt stunners being all maintained and repaired in Ghana
Thanks to the Fred Foundation and many dear donors, our first big package of captive bolt stunning repair kits just arrived in Ghana ! Safian, director of WACPAW and leader of the WACPAW/EonA project … Read more... about Captive-bolt stunners being all maintained and repaired in Ghana