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Teaching stunning at cattle abattoir near Bursa, Turkey

May 30, 2023

Yesterday Eyes on Animals worked at a slaughterhouse near Bursa (Turkey) to show the difference between traditional slaughter (without pre-stunning) and more humane slaughter (with a stunner). They were slaughtering cattle from the Czech Republic. We showed them how the use of a stunner renders the cattle at least unconscious before they are hoisted by a  chain around … [Read more...] about Teaching stunning at cattle abattoir near Bursa, Turkey

Filed Under: Our inspections, slaughterhouses Tagged With: animal welfare improvements, animal welfare inspection, halal, slaughterhouses, Turkey

Spreading awareness in slaughterhouses in Bursa, Turkey

May 29, 2023

The Eyes on Animals team in Turkey spent the whole day today visiting slaughterhouses in Bursa. We explained to the managers what a captive bolt stunner is and how it works to render animals unconscious (and thus insensitive) before slaughter. They are in favour of stunning, but none dare to be the first to start stunning the animals as stunning is still, wrongly, seen as … [Read more...] about Spreading awareness in slaughterhouses in Bursa, Turkey

Filed Under: Our inspections, slaughterhouses Tagged With: animal welfare improvements, halal, slaughterhouses, Turkey

Follow-up visit to Emir Adak abattoir, Istanbul

May 27, 2023

Eyes on Animals team in slaughterhouse, Turkey.

Today Eyes on Animals returned to Emir Adak abattoir, a small abattoir outside of Istanbul that primarily slaughters sheep, and occasionally a bovine.  The sheep are housed in a stable inside the slaughterhouse and customers can come, select a sheep and have him or her slaughtered, to take home the meat cuts home later.  The manager, and one of his main customers … [Read more...] about Follow-up visit to Emir Adak abattoir, Istanbul

Filed Under: Our inspections, slaughterhouses Tagged With: animal welfare improvements, slaughterhouses, stunning

Unloading, handling and stunning of cattle at Gosschalk

March 10, 2023

Yesterday EonA dropped by Gosschalk abattoir to take a look at the unloading and slaughter of cows that Dutch dairy farmers cull and send away. The unloading at Gosschalk went calmly, and the handling via the raceway was with respect. When necessary, the staff worker used a cleaning-brush as a driving tool- he stroked and tapped the backs or hips of the cows … [Read more...] about Unloading, handling and stunning of cattle at Gosschalk

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Follow-up inspection Kumasi slaughterhouse, Ghana

December 13, 2022

Today the EonA and WACPAW team in Ghana went to Kumasi Abattoir, one of the largest slaughterhouses in Ghana. Here, 300 cattle, 50 pigs and dozens of goats are slaughtered every day. It is a slaughterhouse that was built with money from the Canadian International Develoment Agency 25 years ago and back then was state of the art. However, many things no longer work and … [Read more...] about Follow-up inspection Kumasi slaughterhouse, Ghana

Filed Under: Our inspections, slaughterhouses Tagged With: animal welfare improvements, pig slaughterhouse, slaughterhouses

Follow-up inspection JFamco abattoir, Accra (Ghana)

December 9, 2022

Today the EonA and WACPAW team re-visited JFamco slaughterhouse in Accra, Ghana. We were first at this slaughterhouse in 2019 when goats and other animals were being thrown onto slatted-tables, often getting their legs caught and injured, to have their throats caught while fully conscious.  At the time we showed the manager and staff what a captive bolt pistol was … [Read more...] about Follow-up inspection JFamco abattoir, Accra (Ghana)

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Pokrom pig farm and slaughter slab, Eastern Region Accra, Ghana

December 8, 2022

This late afternoon the team from WACPAW and Eyes on Animals visited a second large pig farm in the Eastern Region of Accra in Ghana. The pigs at this farm were not very healthy. Many were emaciated and had serious wounds from ear biting. A number of pigs were also seriously lame and sick. One sow even had a broken spine from trying to turn around in her Made in China … [Read more...] about Pokrom pig farm and slaughter slab, Eastern Region Accra, Ghana

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Ampoma farm and slaughter slab, Ghana‬

December 8, 2022

Today the team from WACPAW and Eyes on Animals, along with our trainees from The Vegan Village in Uganda, visited Ampoma farm and slaughter slab in the Eastern Region of Accra. The pigs at this farm looked quite healthy and well fed. The farm pens were clean, had adequate water drinkers and the pigs had plenty of space. Sadly they did not have any foraging material though, … [Read more...] about Ampoma farm and slaughter slab, Ghana‬

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Olives Gbawe slaughterhouse, Accra, Ghana

December 7, 2022

An Eyes on Animals team is back in Ghana. Since 2017 we have been helping (hands-on and financially) the terrific local animal-welfare organization WACPAW (West Africa Centre for the Protection of Animal Welfare) in getting urgent help to animals in Ghanaean slaughterhouses, where the level of suffering is exceptionally high. The slaughterhouse we visited today is called … [Read more...] about Olives Gbawe slaughterhouse, Accra, Ghana

Filed Under: Our inspections, slaughterhouses Tagged With: animal welfare improvements, live animal transports, slaughterhouses

Famous Turkish theologian confirms thst stunning animals is not in contradiction with Muslim faith

November 27, 2022

Asalet from Eyes on Animals met with a famous Turkish theologian, Mustafa İslamoğlu, about the subject of animal slaughter with stunning. The obstacle in the Islamic world is whether stunning an animal prior to cutting his or her throat is Islamically acceptable. Since the theologians are reluctant to talk about the topic, animal suffering continues in the Islamic world. … [Read more...] about Famous Turkish theologian confirms thst stunning animals is not in contradiction with Muslim faith

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Press-release: NVWA takes action against Irish transporters leaving calves without milk for too long

The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) is taking enforcement action … [Read More...] about Press-release: NVWA takes action against Irish transporters leaving calves without milk for too long

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

August 1, 2026

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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After years of our fieldwork and our enforcement requests, the NVWA (the Dutch government inspection authority) is finally taking action.

The NVWA has made it clear to the entire calf export-import industry between Ireland and the Netherlands: transporting unweaned calves for more than 30 hours without milk will no longer be tolerated.

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