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Blog Archives - Animal Justice title: Animal Justice: Canada’s National Animal Law Advocacy Organization
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Animal Justice is a national animal law advocacy organization, focused on improving laws and policies to protect animals in Canada. Our team works to pass strong new animal laws at all levels of government, ensures industries and corporations are held accountable for abusing animals, and fights for animals in courtrooms across the country.
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Each year, thousands of terrified horses endure gruelling flights from Edmonton and Winnipeg to Japan, where they are fattened and slaughtered for meat. These journeys are incredibly stressful, dangerous, and often deadly.
New data from the Japanese government, obtained by Animal Justice and Japan-based Life Investigation Agency, reveals that horse exports for slaug...
Horses hold a special place in Canadian hearts. Yet every year in Canada, thousands of gentle, intelligent horses are crammed into wooden crates for long, terrifying flights to Japan. These live horse export shipments subject animals to gruelling ...
Many Canadians are shocked to learn that no federal laws regulate the welfare of animals on farms. While existing laws prohibit suffering caused by some intentional cruelty, these laws exempt suffering caused by standard agricultural practices—a massive legal gap. Currently, the government hands the rulebook for farmed animal welfare directly to the industry, allowing the ind...
Last week, Animal Justice lawyers were in court for a two-day trial in Winnipeg against a Manitoba live horse exporter. This may be the first private prosecution involving farmed animals ever to reach trial in Canada.
We successfully laid the ch...