Done
Signed.
http://www.independent.ie/farming/news-features/2900-cattle-ready-for-export-to-libya-3368985.html
Just came across this - Ireland is joining the horrific live export to Libya.
ADDS LOOKING FOR ANIMALS TO EXPORT MUST BE STOPPED….
We have urged DONEDEAL to remove the LIVE EXPORTS add asking for cattle to export. We have forwarded this request stating the cruelty aspect and enclosing a video.
They have to get back to me today. The advertisements are as follows.
ACTION TO DO NOW!!!!
A form on the DONE DEAL site click ‘report add’ to help us by complaining today.
Please DO THIS.
Bernie.
www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/beefcattle/4392520
Jan 10, 2013 – for sale in Waterford : Wanted Angus Herford Shorthorns Bulls 250kg to 380kg Under 24 months Wanted for export.
You've visited this page 2 times. Last visit: 02/02/13
www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/beefcattle/4455795
Jan 22, 2013 – for sale in Cork : If you have Angus or Hereford bulls under 24 months and between 250 and 320kgs I would be interested in talking to you.
www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/beefcattle/4456144
Jan 22, 2013 – for sale in Limerick: If you have Angus or Hereford bulls from 250 to 350kgs and under 24 months I would be interested.
- EU Animal Transport legislation
Council Regulation (EC) No. 1/2005 on the protection of animals during transport lays down standards for animal transport. It includes requirements for animals to be unloaded, rested, fed and watered at set intervals during long journeys, but it does not put any limit on the overall length of journeys that animals can be taken on.
Those GOING TO LIBYA will be up to 24 hours on the ships.
Will update - it came via A.F.A.R. No petition found yet.
All action taken. The answer is to stop the meat industry and the only way for that to happen is for people to decide they do not want a plateful of cruelty and terror for their meal. Not a difficult decision to make when there are huge quantities of alternative meals available these days. There is no excuse and 'I like meat' is simply no reason. I like it too alive and healthy, and enjoying a long,cruelty free life with a natural ending like we would wish for our pet dog or cat.
Sign!!
http://www.animalsaustralia.org/take_action/bobby-calf-cruelty/
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Info:
From Animals Australia
he was just a baby...
Young calves pushed, shocked with electric prods, hit and dragged up a metal
ramp to be slaughtered... Some, too weak to stand, are thrown into the
slaughter chute. This shocking footage, provided to Animals Australia, was
taken at an abattoir in Northern Victoria....
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http://www.animalsaustralia.org/investigations/dairy-calf-cruelty-investigation/
ACTION ALERT: Dairy Calves Abused and Mistreated! PLEASE ACTION !
Animals 
Simone- 2 hours ago - animalsaustralia.org
Noted and signed current Monika :-0 Thank-You Everyone Involved with this Thread :-0 23/1
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
End Nutrient Deprivation of Veal Calves ! PLEASE SIGN ! !
Animals 
Cher- 1 hour ago - forcechange.com
I signed but people need to realise that this is the reality for cattle sacrificed for the burger eating multitudes. It makes me really angry.
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Email sent
Senator the Hon. Joe Ludwig Minister for Agriculture,
Fisheries and Forestry
PO Box 6022
Parliament House Canberra ACT
2600 Australia
Dear Sir,
As a person with ethics I am appalled by yet another of the many so-called 'isolated incidents' of obscene cruelty to cattle in Indonesia. This is what you condone when you allow the trade in lives to continue: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-01-07/indonesian-cattle-suspended-by-rope/4455908
Whether or not the animals pictured here were born in Australia is immaterial. It is now common knowledge that the practice of sending live animals on ships to other countries to be tortured to death is no longer acceptable by civilised people in the modern world.
If you really care so much about the welfare of animals as you claim, then have the intestinal fortitude to stand up and do something to stop it now, for good.
Not only the Australian voters are watching closely to see what your next move will be, but the whole world.
Sincerely:
Noted and signed current Monika :-0 Thank-You Everyone Involved with this Thread :-0 30/12
Sent email
Ken Salazar
Secretary of the Interior
Department of the Interior
1849 C Street N.W.
Washington DC 20240
Secretary of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
1400 Independence Avenue S.W.
Washington, DC 20250
I urge you to place video cameras in slaughterhouses and factory farms to watch for improper procedures and inhumane handling of animals.
Voluntary surveillance would be appropriate, as undercover investigations have found cows being chained, dragged, rolled, kicked and jabbed in an effort to make them stand and be led into a chute for slaughter.
Workers prodded the animals with forklifts and shot powerful streams of water into their nostrils to induce them to move. These are just a few of the abuses out of thousands.
Video cameras are an excellent, economical supplement or alternative to hiring, training, and staffing more USDA inspectors.
Video cameras would help create more transparency in animal agriculture and would likely result in better accordance with the laws protecting human health and preventing animal cruelty.
Sincerely,
Noted and signed current Monika :-0 Thank-You Everyone Involved with this Thread :-0 21/12
Signed.
Sorry I missed so much of this thread. All action taken
signed. thank you, monika.
Stop Cows From Suffering ! PLEASE SIGN ! !
Animals Cher- 17 minutes ago - e-activist.com
Signed
Thank you Monika and Barbara.
Thnx for the Newsie News about 'The Beef Industry' Noted and signed current Monika :0 
Thank-You Everyone :0 13/12
Been through and put my viewpoint here and there. Suffice to say the meat eater is on my hit list again.
All caught up! Merci Monika!
both signed with utter disgust. thank you.
CCTV cameras should be in all NZ abattoirs or dairy operations
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ACTION NEEDED Burger King: Stop Torturing Cows for Cheese PLEASE SIGN
Animals 
Kelly- 3 hours ago - change.org
signed! thank you, dear.
Idaho, Make Dairy Farms Cruelty Free! http://www.thepetitionsite.com/746/045/428/idaho-make-dairy-farms-cruelty-free/
done, dear monika. thank you.
Animals Cher- 2 hours ago - forcechange.com
signed. thank you, dear.
Animals 
Florence- 1 hour ago - burgerkingcruelty.com
done, monika dear. thanks.
All petitions previously signed or signed today ! Thank you Monika!
both done. thank you, dear.
signed Monika thanks
Animals Cher- 1 hour ago - action.ciwf.org.uk
Animals Cher- 1 hour ago - action.peta.org.uk
Going through what I missed
signed. thank you dear.
Animals 
Melania- 3 hours ago - action.ciwf.org.uk
done. so sick, so cruel. thank you, dear.
Animals Cher- 3 hours ago - forcechange.com
Signed. Thank you Monika.
OMG! IT MUST BE EXCRUCIATING! SIGNED, OF COURSE. WE HAVE TO STOP THIS! THANK YOU, MONIKA DEAR.
signed
Signed.
Thank you Monika.
Signed. Thank you Monika.
Animals 
Judy- 1 hour ago - forcechange.com
signed. thanks.
thank you, dear monika. all done.
All noted and signed. Thank you Monika.
Tell the USDA, Costco and McDonalds to permanently end all purchasing from Central Valley Meat Company
signed
Florance's petition is only for US residents. Signed the second one. Thanks Monika!
Animals Cher- 1 hour ago - forcechange.com
Animals Florence- 3 hours ago - secure.peta.org
signed
already signed
veal calf petition
http://www.care2.com/news/member/357545291/3012386
Animals
Lindsey
- 4 hours ago - gopetition.com
All noted and signed. Thank you Maria and Nyack.
Animals
Yrna
- 8 hours ago - change.org
Thank you for sharing this informative article.
Animals
Simone - 1 hour ago - thepetitionsite.com Interesting article - Thanks
Animals
Simone - 1 hour ago - all-creatures.org Noted and signed. Thank you Maria.
Animals
Simone - 1 hour ago - banliveexport.com 
noted and action taken on the ones that i was allowed.somne of them are closed
Noted and signed. Thank you Maria.
Animals
Simone - 5 hours ago - thepetitionsite.com 
All actions taken.
Animals
Elena - 14 hours ago - mercyforanimals.org All noted and petitions signed. Thank you Maria.
Animals
Craig - 2 hours ago - examiner.com
Animals
Jill - 1 hour ago - thisdishisvegetarian.com
Animals
Maria
- 4 hours ago - watoday.com.au
Animals
Beatrice
- 35 minutes ago - youtube.com
Animals
Yrna
- 11 hours ago - change.org
Animals
Yrna
- 10 hours ago - news.change.org
Animals
Maria
- 20 hours ago - animalsaustralia.org
To mark cows for identification, ranchers restrain the animals and press hot fire irons into their flesh, causing third-degree burns, as the cows bellow in pain and attempt to escape. Male calves' testicles are ripped from their scrotums without pain relievers, and the horns of cows raised for beef are cut or burned off.
While "on the range," most cows receive inadequate veterinary care, and as a result, many die from infection and injury. Every winter, cattle freeze to death in states such as Montana, Nebraska, and North Dakota. And every summer, cows collapse from heatstroke in states such as Texas and Arizona.
After about a year of facing the elements, cows are shipped to an auction lot and then across hundreds of miles to massive feedlots—feces- and mud-filled holding pens where they are crammed together by the thousands. Many arrive crippled or dead from the journey.
Cattle on feedlots are fed a highly unnatural diet to fatten them up. This causes chronic digestive pain—imagine your worst case of gastritis that never goes away. The stomach becomes so full of gas (a condition called bloat) that breathing is impaired because of compression of the lungs. According to a study published in the Journal of Animal Science, this diet also causes potentially fatal liver abscesses in as many as 32 percent of cattle raised for beef. Those animals who escape this fate may still suffer from a severe increase in stomach acid, causing ulcers to form, resulting in a condition (acute acidosis) in which bloody fluid rushes into the rumen and kills the cow.
The feedlot air is saturated with ammonia, methane, and other noxious chemicals, which build up from the huge amounts of manure, and the cows are forced to inhale these gases constantly. These fumes can give the cows chronic respiratory problems, making breathing painful.
Cattle raised for food are also regularly dosed with drugs such as antibiotics to make them grow faster and keep them alive in these miserable conditions. Instead of taking sick cattle to see a veterinarian, many feedlot owners simply give the animals even higher doses of human-grade antibiotics in an attempt to keep them alive long enough to make it to the slaughterhouse.
