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love animals, hate all animal abuse

[CNAnimalRightsAlert @animals_cn]

So that's how down jackets are made.

[PETA @peta]

That's not water, that's a pool of poop she's nearly drowning in. A whistleblower reported that many cows fell into this pit at Lone Star Organic Dairy 💔

Remember her face the next time you're thinking "pasture-raised" is anything but cruel.

[Green Planet @Elizabeth_Ruler]

Scars that no one sees... Tears that do not wet... Wounds that do not bleed... Screams that no one hears. Give them a voice!
LET'S REPORT IT🔥

[Roger van Egmond Ⓥ 𓃟 Pigoneer #DismantleZionism @VanGzip65]

😢
Disgusting and shameful

[Steve Perkins @Perky_43]

🚨 THIS SPECIMEN REPEATEDLY BEAT HIS DOG - WALKS WITH A SUSPENDED SENTENCE

⚠️ JORDAN BROWN, 31
🌍 KINGS ROAD, HIGH WYCOMBE

A wannabe gangster has walked free from court after causing unnecessary harm to a dog, by way of repeatedly punching it in the face.

Jordan Brown, 31, of Kings Road in High Wycombe, appeared at High Wycombe Magistrates’ Court and Family Court, after pleading guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal under the Animal Welfare Act 2006.

The offence was committed on June 29, 2025, at his home address, where he repeatedly punched a dog named Storm.

Brown’s conviction came after he indicated a guilty plea on February 19, 2026.

A 12-month community order was imposed by the court.

The sentence includes a 12-month mental health treatment requirement, to be carried out as a non-residential patient, and 21 days of rehabilitative activity.

Brown was also ordered to complete 100 hours of unpaid work.

He was further disqualified from owning, keeping, or having any involvement in the care or control of dogs for 12 months.

This disqualification includes the right for authorities to seize any dogs currently in his possession.

The court ordered that the ban be suspended for 28 days to allow time for alternative arrangements to be made for any dogs.

Brown was also ordered to pay £600 in compensation.

He was additionally told to pay £85 in prosecution costs.

[sengendo joseph3 @Joseph3Sengendo]

Cruelty of the highest order !!! What should be done to implement the freedom of animals in world? Why do we have to wait for police to do the need?

[ナオミ @ICzj8ZOyzuY7SLr]

酷い…😭

[PETA UK @PETAUK]

Behind every test is a story. Monkeys are not ours to abduct from their homes, breed in labs, or experiment on.

#EndAnimalTesting

[United vegetables🐐🌿🌾 @vagitableunited]

サーカスに9年間監禁された熊
ウクライナ

彼は生まれた直後から母親から離され、狭いとこに閉じ込められ、草や空をほとんど見たことがなかった。
救出された事で奴隷から熊になれた。

サーカスやショーに行く人よ。
可愛ければOKですか？
彼らに心は無い？

[GO GREEN @ECOWARRIORSS]

And modern humans think they are so civilized and worthy of adoration, whilst behind the scenes barbaric cruelty on a mega scale takes place every minute of every day

[Steve Perkins @Perky_43]

Another arsehole.

🚨 CONVICTED | Matthew Edward Perry, 39, from #pontardawe, #swansea Valley – starved his elderly dalmatian to emaciation and left her in pain with a burst abscess.

Perry took the body of his 13-year-old dalmatian, Pepper, to a veterinary practice in August 2025 so she could be cremated.

The vet was alarmed by the dog’s emaciated condition, however, and alerted the RSPCA.

In a written statement the vet wrote that Pepper’s ribs, spine and hip bones were prominent. She also showed signs of muscle mass loss and was given a body condition score of one out of nine.

“In this body condition she will have broken down muscle mass and will have been weak and uncomfortable, affecting her ability to exhibit natural behaviour,” said the vet.

“The dog also had a wound on her left maxilla (upper jawbone) which appeared to be a burst (and untreated) abscess.

“An abscess generally throbs and is tender to the touch due to the pressure of the pus buildup and would have been painful.”

It was estimated that Pepper had suffered for a minimum of three weeks.

She had not been seen by the practice since 2018.

Perry pleaded guilty to failing to ensure the needs of an animal were met, under the Animal Welfare Act.

Following the hearing, RSPCA Deputy Chief Inspector Gemma Cooper said: “All animals deserve to be treated with kindness and should have their needs met.”

Sentencing | three-month custodial suspended for 12 months; one-year community order with 15 days of ‘rehabilitation’; £400 in costs. Disqualified from keeping all animals for 10 years.

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[Marc Pieterse (⧖) @marcpieterse.bsky.social @PieterseMarc]

This is not Noah’s Ark 😡This is the Stairway to Hell 👺This is a horror ship ..that brings enslaved victims to an overseas country to be brutally murdered 👺#BanLiveExports #EndAnimalSlavery #LiveVegan don’t be part of this atrocity ✌️

[Marc Pieterse (⧖) @marcpieterse.bsky.social @PieterseMarc]

Animal agriculture today👺

Animals treated like ‘things’

Animals degraded to ‘objects’

Why do you still take part in this?

#LiveVegan help to make a better world ✌️

[©anines tho™ @ShortnBluntTho]

“Imagine being born into a world where it's already been decided how long you will live and how you will die.
Imagine having parts of your body cut off with no anaesthetic.
Imagine being taken from your mum too soon..

[Steve Perkins @Perky_43]

⚠️ CONVICTED | Mark Hewitson, 58, from #leyland, Lancashire PR25 – set an illegal wildlife trap which caused serious injuries to a pet cat.

The unnamed family pet (pictured) was caught in the trap on January 9, 2026, and returned home with injuries so severe that his leg had to be amputated.

Following an investigation, Mark Hewitson was arrested by officers from Lancashire Constabulary’s South Rural Task Force. He was subsequently charged with causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal and use of an animal trap in circumstances for which it is not approved.

In court, he admitted the charges and was fined and ordered to pay compensation to the cat’s owner.

PC Sam Davey from the South Rural Task Force said: “This was a distressing incident which caused significant and avoidable suffering to a much-loved pet.

“Traps must only ever be used in a lawful and responsible manner, and in this case they were clearly not.

“We take reports of animal cruelty extremely seriously, and this outcome reflects that.

“I hope it also serves as a reminder that misuse of traps can have devastating consequences, and those responsible will be held accountable.”

Sentencing | fined £112 and ordered to pay £750 in compensation. Confiscation of two spring-loaded traps.

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[Marcus Serrao @SerraoMarcus]

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#milk #dairyfree #animals #life #farm

[Steve Perkins @Perky_43]

🔴 (Alleged) Animal Abuser at Large (RSPCA/Police Appeal) 🔴 | #Fratton, #portsmouth PO2: anger as woman captured on camera kicking dog in street.

Police and the RSPCA are investigating after the female - said to be a habitual animal abuser - was seen booting the dog up its backside outside the Premier store on the corner of New Road and Carnarvon Road on Sunday around 2pm.

One resident told local paper The News locals are “sick” of seeing the woman kick the dog and are demanding action.

People on social media have also been angered by the incident. One local, writing on Facebook, said: “Just watched a foreign woman savagely kick her dog numerous times.”

The person went on to say the woman “kicked the dog numerous times calling it a ‘stupid dog’ whilst her small son was left in the middle of the road with loads of cars and witnesses”.

They added: “She was challenged by numerous people and still continued to say the ‘stupid dog’.”

One person responding to the post said: “This is so sad, the poor dog looks scared cowering down, if she does this in the street, I don't even want to imagine what she does behind closed doors. Absolutely foul, needs to be arrested.”

A second person said: “The dog looks scared, got his back paws tight against the pavement and cowering down.”

A third person added: “It's disgusting having dogs and abusing them.”

A police spokesperson said: “We received a report at 5.45pm on Sunday (7 June) of a public order incident that took place at around 2pm that day involving a woman kicking a dog at the junction of Carnarvon Road and New Road in Portsmouth.

“We are aware of a video circulating on social media relating to this and have subsequently received several additional reports.

“Enquiries into this incident are currently ongoing and no arrests have been made at the present time.”

A spokesperson for the RSPCA said: "We're appealing for eyewitnesses and anyone with information who can help our investigation to contact the RSPCA’s Inspectorate appeal line on 0300 123 8018 quoting reference number on 01823194.”

Source UKACF.

[Prasant Rai @PRaiLAC]

No creature was born to spend its life carrying human burdens.

When exploitation becomes “normal,” humanity loses its meaning. 💔

[PETA Latino @PETA_Latino]

Sube el volumen 🔊 Tiene dificultades para respirar.
@PepsiCo, ¡los toros son individuos! ¡No son máquinas para explotar y maltratar por tus productos!
Usen tractores en su lugar.
¡Exige que Pepsi deje de usar toros!
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