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Around 320 MILLION Rabbits are kept in battery cage conditions in certain nations of the EU. Its time to stop this and act now. Please watch the video (links given below) and see the squalid conditions and suffering that these animals have to endure.
End the cage now – please sign the petition via the link given below.
Thanks – Mark
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We have just signed Compassion in World Farming’s petition.
I think it might be of interest to you. Compassion want to end the use of cages in rabbit farming in Europe.
Rabbits are the most caged farm animal in the EU – over 330 million are farmed for meat every year. And almost all of these are caged.
Will you help us to End the Cage Age?
Sign the petition here: www.ciwf.org.uk/helprabbits
See undercover video at:
OR watch on Youtube at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=we1xeip5P6I#t=46
Background:
Through the summer of 2014, Compassion’s Investigation Unit operated undercover in 16 separate rabbit farms throughout Italy, Greece, Czech Republic, Poland and Cyprus. What they found was appalling.
Since Compassion’s initial undercover work on Europe’s rabbit farms in 2012, we have made real progress identifying humane alternatives to barren cages. But, sadly, this year’s wide-ranging investigation revealed just how far from humane most of Europe’s rabbit farms are right now.
Time and again, our team found unspeakable welfare conditions, the most barren environments imaginable, and hotbeds for disease, dependent on the routine use of antibiotics just to keep animals alive.
The video footage and some of the images from the investigation may shock you, but this only goes to highlight why we need to act.
Please take the time to sign the petition. Call on the European Parliament and all 28 European Agriculture Ministers to demand legislation to end the use of cages in rabbit farming.
It’s time to act!
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