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Response to a concern about an injured fish

September 3, 2009

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Eyes on Animals was informed of a badly injured fish that was floating in an Amsterdam canal but still breathing slowly. The fish had a deep bloody gash on his side. The man who found the fish said that the fish had been like this for already 24hrs and always in the same place (in between a boat and the side wall of the canal). Eyes on Animals called the Animal Ambulance, … [Read more...] about Response to a concern about an injured fish

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Inspection and fining of a Spanish truck with sheep destined for slaughter in Lebanon

July 31, 2009

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In the early hours of July 31 (2009), Eyes on Animals together with PMAF stopped two Spanish-platted trucks with sheep on board, destined for slaughter in Lebanon.  The sheep did not have enough head room to stand up in their natural position, and there were no dividers in place.  The French gendarmes handed out two fines because of this.  The … [Read more...] about Inspection and fining of a Spanish truck with sheep destined for slaughter in Lebanon

Filed Under: transport

Inspection and fining of a Spanish livestock transport (de Ganado) with dehydrated Romanian calves

July 29, 2009

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Eyes on Animals, together with an investigator from Protection Mondiale des Animaux de Ferme, were busy inspecting trucks at the French/Spanish border. A livestock truck with Romanian calves was stopped. We noticed that the noses of the 3 month old calves on board were extremely dry. The gendarmes were present and ordered the chauffeur to turn on his water system. It was a … [Read more...] about Inspection and fining of a Spanish livestock transport (de Ganado) with dehydrated Romanian calves

Filed Under: transport

Belgian cattle loaded on double-deck Dutch lorry from company Busser Bennekom without enough head room

July 15, 2009

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Eyes on Animals spotted a Dutch lorry from the company Busser Benekom. On board were tall Holstein cattle loaded at a cattle market in Belgium (in Brugge). For many of them, they only had 2-4cm of space above their backs! They could not hold their head in a natural position. On top of this, cattle with horns were loaded together with cattle without horns, potentially … [Read more...] about Belgian cattle loaded on double-deck Dutch lorry from company Busser Bennekom without enough head room

Filed Under: transport

Meeting with Dutch transport company Neerkant

July 15, 2009

Eyes on Animals dropped by the pig assembly station belonging to the Dutch transport company Neerkant to observe the loading of pigs for export. As they were in the middle of renovating their stable, there were no pigs present. However, we were given a tour of their recent improvements- new ventialtors to keep the air cool and fresh and more water nipples. Neerkant boasted … [Read more...] about Meeting with Dutch transport company Neerkant

Filed Under: transport

Cooling off of culled sows at ANIMO pig assembly and export station in the Netherlands

July 14, 2009

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Eyes on Animals appreciates the open-door policy that the Dutch pig assembly station "ANIMO" has towards us. We visited, as usual unannounced, this collecting station today to observe the loading of culled-sows for slaughter in Germany and Belgium. These animals appear rather miserable after a life of reproduction, cramped housing, and genetics that favour growth and large … [Read more...] about Cooling off of culled sows at ANIMO pig assembly and export station in the Netherlands

Filed Under: market

Inspection of culled-dairy cattle awaiting slaughter at a small Dutch slaughterhouse

July 14, 2009

Eyes on Animals dropped by Van den Pesch Slachthuis, a small slaughterhouse in Brabant that is known to take culled-dairy cows. In the waiting pens we observed a number of cows in questionable shape, particularly one that was crippled with swollen joints on both her hind legs and one of her front legs. The slaughterhouse owner explained that they came from only 20-30km … [Read more...] about Inspection of culled-dairy cattle awaiting slaughter at a small Dutch slaughterhouse

Filed Under: slaughterhouses

Inspections of a Dutch pig transport truck from company Schurgers

July 14, 2009

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Eyes on Animals inspected the conditions for piglets on board a livestock truck from the Dutch company Schurgers, spotted in Brabant. The piglets were on their way to a fattening farm in Limburg. The loading density was acceptable, and the piglets made an alert and fit impression. There was bedding on the floor and adequate headspace. … [Read more...] about Inspections of a Dutch pig transport truck from company Schurgers

Filed Under: transport

Stress for pigs loaded on a livestock truck from the Dutch company Vermeulen

July 13, 2009

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Eyes on Animals spent the entire night checking on national Dutch livestock trucks on the highways. Late at night we spotted a parked livestock truck from the company Vermeulen, loaded with pigs. On board were boars of approximately 5-6 months of age. Several compartment were very crowded, others had acceptable loading densities. In the crowded compartments the animals … [Read more...] about Stress for pigs loaded on a livestock truck from the Dutch company Vermeulen

Filed Under: transport

Tour of a Belgian chicken slaughterhouse that uses gas instead of electricity to stun the birds

July 7, 2009

It has been an on-going discussion: meat quality is in direct conflict with animal welfare when poultry are stunned with electricity. When the amper and voltage are set high enough to guarantee that the birds lose consciousness before being slaughtered, their "carcasses" lose value due to the many blood spots caused by the shock. Therefore, most birds are purposely not … [Read more...] about Tour of a Belgian chicken slaughterhouse that uses gas instead of electricity to stun the birds

Filed Under: slaughterhouses

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