After months of negotiating and extensive paperwork, Eyes on Animals inspector Asalet and a small team of Dutch inspectors have now received all necessary permits from the Turkish government allowing them to import stun guns and cartridges into Turkey! This is major step forward because owners of slaughterhouses who want to stun the animals pre-slaughter could not acquire … Mehr... ÜberTurkey can now import stun guns and cartridges!
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Talk at the University of Veterinarian Sciences, Brno, Czech Republic
Today the University of Veterinary and Pharmaceutical Sciences Brno in the Czech Republic held their 26th International Conference.The title of the conference was … Mehr... ÜberTalk at the University of Veterinarian Sciences, Brno, Czech Republic
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Training of the gendarmes in Arras, France
Today, together with the French NGO Welfare, Eyes on Animals trained the gendarmes of Arras on the EU legislative requirements to protect animals during … Mehr... ÜberTraining of the gendarmes in Arras, France
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Slaughterhouse ESA donates equipment to EonA project in Ghana
Since 2017, Eyes on Animals has been working in Ghana to reduce the suffering of animals in slaughterhouses. Although Eyes on Animals has convinced several slaughterhouses to stun the animals before … Mehr... ÜberSlaughterhouse ESA donates equipment to EonA project in Ghana
Ban on livestock transport at 35℃ or more
Minister Schouten is going to ban domestic cattle transport at 35 degrees Celsius or more. Although the red meat industry had already voluntarily agreed not to transport animals at 35 degrees Celsius … Mehr... ÜberBan on livestock transport at 35℃ or more
Eyes on Animals is not welcome at the Vit’s beef slaughterhouse Twente, Oldenzaal
At the end of May EonA visited Vit’s beef Twente slaughterhouse in Oldenzaal. Although we were welcomed and had an open conversation with the manager, he wanted time to consider whether he … Mehr... ÜberEyes on Animals is not welcome at the Vit’s beef slaughterhouse Twente, Oldenzaal
Heat-protocol fails to protect poultry
Eyes on Animals inspected several Dutch poultry slaughterhouses during the recent heatwave in July. Although slaughterhouses took measures to reduce heat stress, including mobile fans in waiting areas … Mehr... ÜberHeat-protocol fails to protect poultry
Slaughterhouse in Tamale (Ghana) closes drains to prevent cattle from falling in and breaking their legs
During our visits to a slaughterhouse in Tamale (Ghana) we witnessed how cattle were falling into uncovered drains, causing extreme suffering, including, cattle breaking their legs and not being able … Mehr... ÜberSlaughterhouse in Tamale (Ghana) closes drains to prevent cattle from falling in and breaking their legs
