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Financial support for project on sick, injured and weakened birds

August 10, 2026

We have received wonderful news. Stichting Abri voor Dieren has decided to financially support our project to reduce the suffering of sick, injured and weakened birds on poultry farms. Thanks to their contribution, we can test and help introduce more humane ways of putting these animals out of their misery, replacing painful methods and preventing a great deal of … [Read more...] about Financial support for project on sick, injured and weakened birds

Filed Under: Good news, News Tagged With: animal welfare improvements, chicken transport, chicken-catching, live animal transports

Brittany Ferries to stop transporting live animals as of September 2026

August 4, 2026

After years of exposing the route of unweaned calves from Ireland to the Netherlands, there is progress. Brittany Ferries has decided to go back to their original plan of banning live animal transports on their ferry services. Under pressure from industry they allowed it this past year but due to all the recent negative publicity they have decided to stop again. Thank you … [Read more...] about Brittany Ferries to stop transporting live animals as of September 2026

Filed Under: Good news, News Tagged With: animal welfare improvements, live animal transports, unweaned calves

Dutch truck carrying 306 Irish calves overturns in France – 105 calves dead

April 10, 2026

On April 9, 2026, a Dutch truck carrying 306 Irish calves overturned on the A29 near Framerville-Rainecourt, in the Somme department in northern France. No fewer than 105 calves did not survive. The driver sustained minor injuries. The calves were only a few weeks old and were being transported to the Netherlands. The vehicle was a closed truck, in which animals are … [Read more...] about Dutch truck carrying 306 Irish calves overturns in France – 105 calves dead

Filed Under: Bad news, News Tagged With: animal transport, calves, live animal transports

Blog published in Meating Place about EonA’s alternative to painful CO2 gas stunning of pigs

April 9, 2026

Erica Voogt, a U.S.-based animal welfare consultant specializing in slaughter practices and colleague of Temple Grandin, recently published a blog on Meating Place, a website platform for major players of the international meat industry such as Cargill, JPS and Tyson, about our project to phase out CO₂ stunning in pigs and replace it with a newly designed, less painful and … [Read more...] about Blog published in Meating Place about EonA’s alternative to painful CO2 gas stunning of pigs

Filed Under: Good news, News Tagged With: pig slaughterhouse, slaughterhouse design, slaughterhouses

German TV reports on the less painful alternative to CO2 gas that EonA designed for a pig slaughterhouse

March 25, 2026

German TV (NDR) again broadcasted a documentary about the pain and suffering caused by CO₂ gas, which is used in most large pig slaughterhouses in the West. 80% of pigs in Germany are forced to inhale high concentrations of CO2 which causes panic, chemical burning of the mucous membranes and suffocation. This time, however, they also showed the "new" alternative: the … [Read more...] about German TV reports on the less painful alternative to CO2 gas that EonA designed for a pig slaughterhouse

Filed Under: Good news, News Tagged With: animal welfare improvements, pig slaughterhouse, slaughterhouse design

VanDrie breaks promise on imports of Irish calves

March 12, 2026

The billion-euro veal company VanDrie Group is backing away from its firm promise to stop importing Irish calves from 2026 onwards. The company itself set this deadline following public outrage over the controversial and illegal calf transports. Now that the deadline has arrived, VanDrie is quietly continuing the imports. Every spring, VanDrie imports tens of thousands … [Read more...] about VanDrie breaks promise on imports of Irish calves

Filed Under: Bad news, News Tagged With: animal transport, live animal transports

05.&06.03. Eyes on Animals and Kalverliefde host big Calf with Cow conference “Giving Milk a Good Shake”

March 5, 2026

Almost 70 dairy farmers from 12 different nations attended out big conference on Calf with Cow Dairy.  Some already kept their calves with the cows, some not yet but were considering the switch, and others had started but still had questions.  The purpose of the conference was to help farmers learn from each other in order to make this ethical method of dairy production … [Read more...] about 05.&06.03. Eyes on Animals and Kalverliefde host big Calf with Cow conference “Giving Milk a Good Shake”

Filed Under: Good news, News Tagged With: animal welfare improvements, diary farm

The Animal Law Foundation challenges UK government over cruel catching method

January 21, 2026

In February, an important court case will begin in the United Kingdom concerning the catching of chickens by their legs. The Animal Law Foundation is taking legal action against the UK government’s decision to allow this catching method again. Catching poultry by the legs is currently prohibited, but in practice is still widely used. Instead of … [Read more...] about The Animal Law Foundation challenges UK government over cruel catching method

Filed Under: Good news, News Tagged With: chicken transport, chicken-catching, live animal transports

The truth about Dutch white veal on Austrian national television!

January 13, 2026

Eyes on Animals and The Marker’s investigative report about the cruelty behind Dutch white veal and it being sold in Austria as “wiener schnitzels” in were featured on the ORF, Austria’s main national TV channel (comparable to BBC in the UK).  For a long time Austrian restaurants have been claiming to its consumers that wiener schnitzels came from well-raised Austrian … [Read more...] about The truth about Dutch white veal on Austrian national television!

Filed Under: Good news, News Tagged With: calves, live animal transports

Referans, a Turkish-language Islamic magazine published an article written by our inspector 

December 10, 2025

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 possible and the religious texts permitting, and even advocating, for rendering animals unconscious prior to the unavoidable and painful slaughter procedures such as restraint, … [Read more...] about Referans, a Turkish-language Islamic magazine published an article written by our inspector 

Filed Under: Good news, News Tagged With: slaughterhouses, stunning, Turkey

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Improving broiler catching and loading: Eyes on Animals presents to the Better Chicken Business Network

Weeks of good stockmanship can be undone in just a few hours of rough catching and loading. Catching … [Read More...] about Improving broiler catching and loading: Eyes on Animals presents to the Better Chicken Business Network

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Our 2025 Annual Review is now available

July 1, 2026

Read about how your support enabled Eyes on Animals' teams to work in the field throughout 2025. Our … [Read More...] about Our 2025 Annual Review is now available

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Some images stay with you forever. This is one of them.

Panic inside a sweltering pig truck
We are standing beneath a large canopy at a Dutch pig slaughterhouse. Outside, it is around 34°C in the shade. Legally, transport is still permitted at this temperature.

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🥵 🐓 Vandaag en gisteren was het bloedheet.
Maar het transport van kippen ging gewoon door.
Ons team ging daarom bij 2 grote Nederlandse pluimveeslachterijen langs om te zien welke maatregelen zij hadden getroffen tegen hittestress. #kip #veetransport #slacht #hittestress

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14 Aug

'Geen boeren, geen eten', dit zijn de grootste mythes over boeren https://www.gld.nl/nieuws/7720765/geen-boeren-geen-eten-dit-zijn-de-grootste-mythes-over-boeren?at_medium=sharing&at_campaign=sharedArticle&at_campaign_group=x #omroepgelderland

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13 Aug

RT @helgavanleur: Het risico op een 'stilvallende' AMOC wordt groter wordt naarmate de aarde sneller opwarmt.
Wat kunnen we eraan doen? Ied…

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