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We are not things humans can buy and sell.
We are not commodities.
We are not pets.
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We are @PoliAnimalClass
Wild animal farming is now a multi-billion-dollar business. Some countries actively promote it. Others turn a blind eye.
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From tortoises to primates, every animal deserves freedom, dignity & care. Wildlife farming denies them all three.
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The suffering of ostriches, reptiles, and primates in farms is hidden from the public eye, creating a false impression of conservation. #EndWildlifeFarming
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Ostriches on farms often endure painful conditions such as feather plucking, broken bones, and digestive blockages. World Animal Protection reports that these injuries stem from neglect, stress, and poor handling.
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World Animal Protection calls on Kenya to lead Africa by banning commercial wildlife farming. By doing so, the country can set an ethical conservation example where wild animals live free in nature.
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Kenya has an opportunity to lead Africa by banning wildlife farming. Let wild animals remain wild—free and respected.
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The Wildlife Conservation and Management Act allows the farming of species like crocodiles and ostriches. But World Animal Protection reminds us: legal doesn’t always mean ethical. Kenya must strengthen its laws. #EndWildlifeFarming
Kenya’s conservation reputation suffers under commercial wildlife farming. World Animal Protection insists true leadership means banning cruelty. If Kenya claims global conservation leadership, it must reject wildlife farming now and forever. #EndWildlifeFarming
Ostriches on Kenyan farms suffer from feather plucking, broken bones, and digestive blockages caused by stress and poor care, yet their pain remains hidden from the public eye. #EndWildlifeFarming World Animal Protection @MoveTheWorldAF
Animals are not props. Giraffes, baboons, and primates deserve respect, not exploitation for selfies. Tourism must evolve—ethical, compassionate, and respectful of dignity. #EndWildlifeFarming World Animal Protection @MoveTheWorldAF
Some farm workers are forced to handle venomous snakes and other dangerous animals without protective equipment. One wrong move could be fatal, proving that this industry puts both animals and people at risk.
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Wildlife farming profits rarely benefit local communities. Workers remain underpaid and unprotected while operators pocket the gains. Ethical conservation should uplift communities, not exploit both people and wildlife.
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Wildlife farms don’t empower local communities. Workers are underpaid, lack protections, and see none of the real profits, which flow only to a few operators exploiting both animals and people. #EndWildlifeFarming World Animal Protection @MoveTheWorldAF
Wildlife farms don’t empower rural communities. Workers are underpaid, lack protections, and remain invisible. Profits go to a few operators while locals bear the risks. @movetheworldaf World Animal Protection #EndWildlifeFarming
Human-animal contact in wildlife farms heightens zoonotic disease risks, including Ebola and avian flu. World Animal Protection warns these facilities endanger both animals and humans. Kenya cannot afford to gamble with public health. #EndWildlifeFarming
Primates are highly social and intelligent, yet World Animal Protection has documented them locked in small, unsanitary cages, turned into mere tourist attractions and props for human amusement.
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Wildlife farms exploit workers with low pay and poor conditions while profits stay concentrated among a few operators. World Animal Protection has shown how local communities hardly benefit at all.
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A study shared by World Animal Protection shows that 83% of Kenyan wildlife farms have operated for over five years, using outdated practices. Oversight is lacking, and reforms are urgently needed.
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Protecting wildlife ensures cultural preservation. Many communities hold deep spiritual, historical, and traditional connections to animals — ties that are eroded by commercial farming.
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To conserve animal species' there is a perception that breeding them in captivity can be a sustainable method.
But what's the difference between conservation practices and wildlife farming? ▼
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