During a recent unannounced follow-up visit by Eyes on Animals to another cattle slaughterhouse in the Tekirdağ region of Turkey, we again encountered multiple downer dairy cows—animals arriving unable to stand or walk. The cows showed clear signs of severe distress, including rapid breathing, trembling, and shock. Such animals are already badly injured or sick at […]
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14. &28.02. Animal-welfare educational course given to farmers, transporters and butchers in northern Ghana
EonA/WACPAW's team in Ghana gave 3 animal welfare training sessions to farmers, transporters and butchers in Tolon and Savelugu Districts this past week. We … Read more... about 14. &28.02. Animal-welfare educational course given to farmers, transporters and butchers in northern Ghana
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Referans, a Turkish-language Islamic magazine published an article written by our inspector
Referans, a Turkish-language Islamic magazine focused on religion, published an article written by our trainer/inspector Asalet Sancakdaroglu about the importance of slaughter being as humane as … Read more... about Referans, a Turkish-language Islamic magazine published an article written by our inspector

Dead piglets on transport from Lunteren assembly centre
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Stunning Animals before slaughter is a religious duty
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