These photos were taken at Fremantle Port today. Wide-eyed cows. Terrified. Calling out to each other as they’re transported and then forced up the ramp and onto the old and rusty live export vessel, the Gudali. Their cries are absolutely heartbreaking. This ship holds nearly 4,000 animals. It is bound for Vietnam, where animal welfare protections are weak and the suffering of these poor animals will happen far out of sight of West Australians. These sentient beings did nothing wrong. Yet they a

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460 reactions · 46 shares | We did it! Together we have once again made history for animals. Thanks to your ongoing support and action for animals, Aotearoa moves to ban Live Export by sea! It is your tireless commitment to animals that has made our decision-makers take action to uphold the spirit of the Animal Welfare Act. | SAFE | Facebook

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