Our work is not easy, we campaign to government ministers MPs, industry regulators, on the streets and in debates on TV websites. Our work is undertaken on a purely voluntary basis, so supporting our work (by helping out in street campaigns) is greatly appreciated. Many are unaware of the mountain of work those like us in the animal rights movement have to do to obtain improved conditions for farm animals, but with more help and assistance we can start to make a real difference for those who cannot speak out for themselves. Many of our predecessors laid down the basis for change in their quest for better treatment and this is highlited through their quotes, be assured we will do our level best to carry the moral and ethical baton and continually labour for better animal welfare and ultimately help secure a fair measure of freedom for millions of imprisoned animals.                                                                          Image right; A chicks life can be either free range or battery

       Celebrating the History of Animals.

We aim to publicize the role that animals have played in human existence, how they have borne our burdens, carried our soldiers into battle, ploughed our fields, pulled our wagons, nourished our children from their milk and fed our species for millennia, all this has been at the expense of their freedom. We believe that the time is right to repay this enormous debt we owe them, by first of all recognizing their desire to live at least a semi wild existence. Every day numerous animals and poultry peer helplessly from the behind the bars and cages of their hell holes, yet one day mankind we will discover that we don’t actually have to live like tyrants and incarcerate and exploit them at all!. Should it be surprising that many well respected people in history often challenged our assumed rights to dominate other species?. At our stage of evolution shouldn't we actually be freeing animals from tyranny, and not inventing more profitable methods of animal abuse and exploitation?. The animals totally depend on us to make compassionate changes and end our tyranny against them. Many historians have concluded that had it not been for all work that animal's were forced to carry out, then we would likely be 100 years behind in our progress and development. You will find a huge amount of information on this site to justify a major rethink on how we should be treating animals in this day and age. Everyone who stands up for animal liberation stands against those who abuse them.

                             From Tyrrany to Liberty.

The day may come when the rest of creation may aquire those rights which could never have been withheld from them but by the hand of tyrrany. Jeremy Bentham

We campaign to abolish the mass rearing of animals for the meat industry, and one wonders why it never occured to those in government how morally wrong it was to take animals from the relative freedom of field and farm yard and rear them in battery cages, high density poultry and pig units, and stockyards. One of the worst places are the depressing feedlots where cattle are never even permitted to set foot on the green pastures which nature had originally meant them to tread. It is our aim to inform people as to how their food is reared, and how we can change our lives to benefit the animals that we have exploited and withheld freedom from for so very long. We seek to make the free range rearing of poultry, pigs and other animals a requirement of law, and also make such acts as de-beaking and caponising chickens, cutting off of horns of cattle , castrating, tail-docking, implanting them with hormones or denaturing them an illegal act. Animals should not be seperated from other age groups and others of the same sex and should not be denied their right to exhibit natural behaviour. There is no logical, fair or ethical reason why animals should be kept in high densities these days other than for cruel financial gain, but what gain is it if it denies animals their natural right of freedom, the sun on their backs, or the feeling of a raindrop or two. After all there are many alternatives to animal meat these days and these are getting better and better, in fact a few portions of the vegetarian alternatives a week in our diet would help to end the nightmare of animals having to be reared on factory farms to supply the quantity people seem to require. Isn't it only fair to grant animals a semi wild existence?, Im sure that if you look at the history of animals in service to man you will agree that they do deserve better conditions and a longer life than what they are allowed on the factory farm. Those who love animals take the time to observe them closely and they can see how these love relative freedom; surely there is no valid reason why in this day and age we could not make room for more merciful ways of farming. The animal liberation ideology will make greater headway to its completion, if we question how we live, and how we treat other beings, and what the alternatives are.

Image right; All animals should enjoy living as Chillingham cattle, in a semi-wild.existence.

Animals that we have made our slaves, we do not like to consider our equal. The love for all living creatures is the most noble attribute of man. Charles Darwin Naturalist "If to be feeling alive to the sufferings of my fellow-creatures is to be a fanatic, I am one of the most incurable fanatics ever permitted to be at large." “Let everyone regulate his conduct . . . by the golden rule of doing to others as in similar circumstances we would have them do to us, and the path of duty will be clear before him.” WIlliam Wiberforce. Abolitionist & RSPCA Founder I am in favour of animal rights as well as human rights, that is the way of a whole human being. "I could not have slept tonight if I had left that helpless little creature to perish on the ground. (reply to friends who chided him for delaying them by stopping to return a fledgling to its nest.)" Abraham Lincoln 16th President of The United States