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Inspection calf transports in Zuid-Holland

September 15, 2020

Today Eyes on Animals performed inspections of livestock trucks on a parking lot in Zuid-Holland. Drivers regularly wait here until they can unload the animals at the slaughterhouse nearby.  We arrived around noon when the outside temperature was about 26C. There was enough shade for the cattle trucks due to high trees at the edge of the parking lot. There were … [Read more...] about Inspection calf transports in Zuid-Holland

Filed Under: Our inspections, transport Tagged With: animal transport, animal welfare inspection, live animal transports

Concerns about forced-ventilated closed livestock trucks

September 15, 2020

Eyes on Animals has written to several major truck-design companies regarding concerns we have with forced-ventilated closed livestock trucks. These trucks are completely closed and automatically ventilated. During our summer inspections, however, we witnessed this ventilation is not always sufficient, making these trucks very hot and humid - resulting in heat … [Read more...] about Concerns about forced-ventilated closed livestock trucks

Filed Under: Featured news, Our inspections, slaughterhouses Tagged With: animal transport, live animal transports

No possibility to access chickens in need of help during transport

June 8, 2020

During random inspections of livestock lorries on the roads, Eyes on Animals inspectors again noticed broiler chickens stuck on their backs in transport containers. One of the reasons broiler chickens are often found on their backs is because of rough loading at the poultry farm. However, it can also happen during transport when the truck takes a sharp turn or drives over … [Read more...] about No possibility to access chickens in need of help during transport

Filed Under: Bad news, News Tagged With: animal transport, animal welfare inspection, chicken transport

Inspection of the welfare of animals transported in today’s hot weather (NL)

June 2, 2020

Due to the heat, Eyes on Animals checked the welfare of animals in trucks waiting near Clazing poultry slaughterhouse and Boer calf slaughterhouse in the Netherlands. Many slaughterhouses like these, do not have enough space to be able to unload arriving livestock trucks immediately. The animals therefore have to wait on board, often in a parking lot, until the truck can … [Read more...] about Inspection of the welfare of animals transported in today’s hot weather (NL)

Filed Under: Our inspections, transport Tagged With: animal transport, animal welfare inspection, chicken transport, live animal transports

The Netherlands and several German Federal States put a stop to live exports

May 26, 2020

Cow in container

The Dutch Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality and several Federal States in Germany finally put a stop to the export of animals to third countries requiring a 24-hr stop, but other EU Member States must follow suit. For years EU animals, such as dairy cows and breeding pigs, slaughter-cattle and sheep, trucked to far away countries outside the EU have been … [Read more...] about The Netherlands and several German Federal States put a stop to live exports

Filed Under: Good news, News Tagged With: animal transport, animal welfare inspection, live animal transports

Urgent letter to European Commission on cattle transport during corona

March 19, 2020

Together with more than 35 other international animal-welfare organizations, Eyes on Animals has sent an urgent letter to the European Commission. Click HERE to read the letter. We urge urged the EU to stop the international transport of animals immediately, now that all the "Corona" measures have left many borders barely open, locked … [Read more...] about Urgent letter to European Commission on cattle transport during corona

Filed Under: Featured news Tagged With: animal transport, live animal transports

EonA not welcome at assembly center Busser in Bennekom

February 10, 2020

In early May 2018, Eyes on Animals paid an unannounced visit to Busser assembly center. We received a guided tour, but no animals were loaded nor unloaded at that time. Therefore, we were only able to give some recommendations. We asked if we could come back at a later time and were told this would be fine.  Mid November 2019 this unannounced revisit took place, but … [Read more...] about EonA not welcome at assembly center Busser in Bennekom

Filed Under: Bad news, News Tagged With: animal transport, animal welfare inspection, assembly centre

Stricter rules on transport of Irish calves to the Netherlands

January 6, 2020

The Irish Minister of Agriculture has announced that the export of calves to, among others, the Netherlands will be subject to stricter supervision this spring. More unannounced checks will be carried out, transport by sea will sometimes be accompanied by veterinarians and measures will be taken to prevent overloading, inadequate resting time and rough treatment at the … [Read more...] about Stricter rules on transport of Irish calves to the Netherlands

Filed Under: Good news, News Tagged With: animal transport, animal welfare inspection, calf

Training of the gendarmes, Annecy, France

November 7, 2019

Today Eyes on Animals was asked by Welfarm and the gendarmes of Haute Savoie to help explain the EU legislation on the protection of animals during transport. There was a morning session followed by an afternoon session with the officials from the DDPP (previously the governmental veterinarian services) also giving a talk. The gendarmes came from all over the department, … [Read more...] about Training of the gendarmes, Annecy, France

Filed Under: French police, Our training, Police training Tagged With: animal transport, animal welfare trainings, police training

EonA starts training the French highway police

November 7, 2019

In collaboration with Welfarm and Animals Angels, Eyes on Animals has started giving animal welfare training courses to the highway police in France. France is an important country as it slaughters, imports and exports huge numbers of animals. By training the gendarmes, we ensure that these animal trucks are better checked and more frequently. Two police brigades have … [Read more...] about EonA starts training the French highway police

Filed Under: Good news, News Tagged With: animal transport, animal welfare trainings, police training

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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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Dear friends,

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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23 Oct

Een spin vangen met een glas en buiten zetten lijkt een diervriendelijke oplossing, maar voor de meeste huisspinnen is dat fataal. #spin

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21 Oct

Varkenshouders kunnen niet-levensvatbare biggen en zieke of wrakke varkens op een humane manier doden. Nieuwe methodes zoals stikstofschuim, een CO₂-box en een elektrotang maken dit mogelijk. Verbloeden is vaak niet meer nodig. #dierenwelzijn

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19 Oct

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