A strong voice for Animal Welfare within Politics

A strong voice for Animal Welfare within Politics

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Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation

The Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation (CAWF) was established to raise awareness on the lives of billions of animals reared on intensive farms around the world and how this impacts upon animal welfare, the environment and people’s health. We want to highlight the action people can take to help advance farm animal welfare.
The Hidden Harms of Factory Farms: New Research Reveals How They Cost Taxpayers Millions

At a time when small farms face immense pressure and mounting challenges, our report highlights how factory farms pose a further threat to their survival. Over the past decade, small family farms in the UK have been increasingly replaced by fewer, larger facilities housing tens of thousands of animals in intensive conditions – commonly referred to as factory farms. While these industrial facilities claim to deliver cheap meat and improved food security, the reality is far more complex.

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Animals Can’t Vote...
But You Can

A free ebook written by our Patron John Flack (fmr MEP) and fmr Vice President of the European Parliament Animal Welfare Intergroup.

The central idea of this book is to encourage you to stop and think about the way mankind treats and mis-treats animals both in the United Kingdom, and the wider EU plus give a few selected examples from around the world.