Mães porcas em gaiolas de gestação na pecuária industrial intensiva

Stop UK banks from investing in factory farms

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Our government claims its welfare standards protect animals from cruelty, yet it invests millions of pounds in development banks that provide loans to build or expand factory farms abroad.

To make a quick profit, these vast farms force animals to endure a lifetime of suffering in cramped and filthy conditions; pigs live their entire lives in barren, cramped conditions, and mother pigs are caged so they can’t even turn around to see their piglets. Chickens squashed together and grown so quickly that they suffer from crippling leg disorders.

The terrible reality of cages and pens remains hidden out of sight, behind closed doors.

mother pig caged on factory farm


Using UK taxpayers’ money to fund animal cruelty is unacceptable. 
We pride ourselves on being a nation of pet lovers and aspire to have the highest food welfare standards. But right now, our government is investing in appalling animal suffering.  

Factory farming isn’t just horrific for animals, it’s an existential threat to people and the planet too. Factory farms drive deforestation, environmental destruction, and biodiversity loss – all things that are fuelling our climate crisis.  

When the next factory farm is proposed, we’ll need to act fast to block it to show the UK government it must invest better for animals, our money, and the planet.  

Please can you help support our work and stop this bad investment?

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Chick on a farm

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