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Enjoying Autumn Windfall Apples...
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Many of the deer we take in after they are injured in road accidents cannot be released back to the wild and so spend their days living at the Sanctuary. Wendy is often out in the countryside foraging for them so they can have a good natural diet. The deer and other animals love to eat the windfall apples in Autumn which our local supporters kindly bring to Hillside Shire Horse Sanctuary at West Runton and our Frettenham Sanctuary.
Dedicated Hillside investigators secretly filmed conditions for UK pigs.
The shocking footage reveals the hidden cruelty behind every factory-farmed pork chop, every factory-farmed bacon sarnie or sausage. The female pigs are victims of artificial insemination, a vital part of the pig industry's relentless quest for maximum piglet production.
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Farrowing
Pigs are sensitive and intelligent, just like our beloved dogs and cats. Factory farmed animals are hidden away, their never-ending suffering a dirty secret.
We hope this footage will alert people to the terrible cruelty of farrowing crates and inspire them to write to their MPs, demanding they be banned.
Hillside contacted APHA (Animal and Plant Health Agency) to alert them to the conditions we have found.
The purpose of our investigations is to make people aware of the reality of how farm animals are routinely treated and to help people make an informed decision about what they put on their plates.
To see our footage, please scan the QR code with your smartphone.
