Stand with us for compassionate farming. Together, let's end cruelty and give farm animals the life (and death) they deserve.
Different regions, countries, and even individual farms may have variations in their methods. However, some common practices raise concerns regarding animal welfare
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Read more →We advocate for change through legislation, working with legal professionals to propose laws and amendments that protect farm animals and improve their welfare. We believe strong legal frameworks are crucial to ending cruelty and ensuring humane treatment for all farm animals.
We empower consumers through educational campaigns, raising awareness about the realities of factory farming and the benefits of choosing products from farms with ethical practices. By informing and engaging the public, we aim to shift consumer choices towards supporting the humane treatment of farm animals.
We support the future of humane farming by promoting farms that prioritize ethical husbandry and butchering practices. By highlighting their efforts and fostering partnerships, we aim to incentivize and expand ethical practices within the industry, creating a more compassionate future for farm animals.
To amplify our impact, we collaborate with international organizations, sharing resources and expertise and working together on global initiatives that promote ethical treatment of farm animals worldwide. This collaborative approach strengthens our reach and allows us to tackle the issue on a broader scale.
During their lifetime, we should grant animals comfortable conditions. In case they have to be slaughtered, we should make an effort to reduce their agony and suffering and do our best to avoid it completely.
Shamar Rinpoche
February 2009
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