Equestrian Event Rider Must Be Investigated – SAFE For Animals
A video has emerged online showing an equestrian event rider repeatedly kicking and hitting their horse, according to reports from…
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Mass Chicken Death Investigation Reveals Gaping Flaws In Aotearoa’s Animal Welfare System – SAFE For Animals
A series of power cuts resulted in the deaths of 180,000 chickens in November 2019 at a West Auckland broiler…
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Suspension of Whanganui greyhound racetrack is nine months too late – SAFE For Animals
Greyhound Racing Zealand today announced that racing at Hatrick Raceway in Whanganui is indefinitely suspended, pending an independent assessment due…
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Whanganui racetracks sees half a dozen greyhounds injured in one day – SAFE For Animals
At a racing meet last Wednesday, six dogs were injured at the Whanganui greyhound racing track. Two of the dogs…
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Whistleblower exposes shocking cruelty to hens on New Zealand farm – SAFE For Animals
A former farmworker who wishes to remain anonymous, has revealed to SAFE the horrific conditions that hens are living in…
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Pressure is mounting for a ban on greyhound racing – SAFE For Animals
Racing Ministry Grant Robertson has put the greyhound racing industry formally on notice following the release of a damning review…
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Greyhound trainer fined for striking his dog – SAFE For Animals
In a judgement released yesterday, the Racing Integrity Board fined Francis McPhee $350 for striking their dog Vegas Chops across…
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Update: Petition To Ban Greyhound Racing Handover Event Has Moved
The handover event for the petition to ban greyhound racing has moved to outside the Parliamentary Library building. The event…
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MPI’s failure to prosecute mass chicken deaths unacceptable – SAFE For Animals
The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has failed in its duty to enforce animal welfare by not prosecuting a farm…
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Live Export By Sea To Continue For Two Years – SAFE For Animals
SAFE is disappointed by an announcement from MPI today that exports of livestock by sea will continue until 30 April…