Posted on the 13th September 2018
Please help with this year’s National Anti-Shooting Week, which focuses on our campaign to ban the cruel battery cages for breeding pheasants and partridges.
Animal Aid investigators filmed at a huge game farm where an estimated 35-40,000 pheasants and partridges were kept in these cages. Many of the partridges were imprisoned in barren units – in breach of the Welfare Code for game birds – but even ‘enriched’ cages offer little stimulation for these semi-wild birds. Can you run a street stall or leafleting event during the week of action? Or perhaps, you can order some of our postcards and ask friends and family to send them to their MP?
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