Tag Archives Animal welfare
New agency to handle Sask. animal welfare enforcement
Fight the video cameras with video cameras: Temple Grandin
Famed animal welfare advocate says well-run operations can welcome public scrutiny
New tool measures heat to understand animal stress
Infrared thermography provides a quick and non-invasive way to measure stress, and that has big implications for livestock producers
Significant animal welfare issues found at Austin hog barn
It was more than two years ago that provincial officials had to shoot 1,300 hogs near Austin
British Columbia dairy farm confronts abuse allegations
The owners say they were unaware and are co-operating fully with an investigation
Animal rights group welcomes commitment on veal crates
Crates are about to go packing, as three major grocery retailers confirm their support for an end to veal produced in individual pens
Scientific claims won’t counter ethical questions about animal welfare
Pork producers can say that consumers don’t get it, that science is the basis for welfare and that castration doesn’t hurt, but the public won’t buy it — and that’s bad for business
Public pressure will continue on animal welfare
The sometimes arduous process of developing animal care codes is just the beginning, not the end goal
Animal care specialists urge producers to get the facts and do the right thing
Producers urged to not “do anything you wouldn’t be willing to explain in front of a television camera
Animal rights groups applaud retailers’ move against gestation stalls
The Retail Council of Canada’s apparent plan to phase out gestation stalls won’t influence how the Manitoba Pork Council advises its producers
Manitoba Pork Council says a sweeping endorsement of updated sow housing practices, including phasing out gestation stalls by 2022, by the Retail Council of Canada won’t change how its producers raise their animals. “It really changes nothing in our position at all, a whole host of independent retailers, like Tim Hortons and like Walmart have