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Speaking the White Truth - Building a Better World for Dairy and Farm AnimalsWorld Animal Protection has released a detailed report on its journey and learnings of eight years to improve the lives of dairy animals | ||
New Delhi, Delhi, India
International animal welfare organisation, World Animal Protection has today submitted a detailed report to the government of Delhi, comprising the learnings and findings from its ‘Better Dairy’ campaign.
Over the next eight years, the animal welfare organisation studied the root causes of animal suffering and worked tirelessly to raise consumer awareness on the cruelty faced by dairy animals. The India Dairy Campaign Report by World Animal Protection has been released today
1 www.nddb.coop/information/stats/pop. They are often confined to large dark rooms without windows or natural light, are permanently tethered with barely any room to move, they lie in their own faeces all day without access to clean water, good quality feed or any healthcare.
In its report, World Animal Protection is making key recommendations for corporates, government and other NGO’s and advocacy organisations to take the work forward and continue to fight for the welfare of farm animals. The recommendations to build back better and move towards a sustainable future for our dairy animals, producers as well as consumers are as follows:
Gajender K Sharma, Country Director, World Animal Protection India, said, “The Better Dairy campaign by World Animal Protection has come a full circle. In the past eight years, we have worked with various stakeholders to improve the lives of dairy animals. All of our learnings and highlights of our work have been captured in this report released by World Animal Protection. But the work is far from over. Our food systems continue to evolve and we must ensure that animals within our food systems are provided all the welfare needs. It is time for the food systems to have a sustainable business model.”
It is time to rethinking how we treat all animals. We must all urgently work together to transform the global food system and end cruel factory farming. Let’s do it for animals, for people and for our planet. Notes to editors
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