Sep 07
Received anonymously from Unoffensive Animal: When we heard about this garden enterprise, breeding rabbits, ferrets and guinea pigs we had to do something. After checking the place multiple times over a month, we decided to access it overnight, whilst the people in the house were asleep. We sat by a bush and waited for a while …
Sep 05
Received anonymously from Unoffensive Animal: 2 lives saved in Portugal. Living with huge family in sanctuary now, These babies were to be slaughtered in 3 month.
Sep 04
Received anonymously: sunday 1 september, we walk in forest when we find a place where hunter give corn to savage Pig. We have think about him when hunt season open next week ( 8 septembre ) and they come here for eat and be shot by hunter. We have destroy all thing who are there. …
Sep 03
Received anonymously (click here to view video from the action): In the night from sunday 1 to monday 2 september 2019, activists have open the doors, the trapdoors and hundreds meters of fences from a ‘organic’ chickens farm. There were 3 concentration camps confine, in total, more than 13000 chickens! So, the chickens had a chance to …
Sep 02
reported anonymously: http://www.cazavasca.com has been hacked ‘Hunting is not a hobby, a tradition, a sport, a right, a necessity or ecology’ Animal Liberation has no borders Animal exploitation for its crimes will not know peace. We will disappear when the animal exploitation is gone +————–+—————+————+ | usuClave | usuNombre | usuWebsite | +————–+—————+————+ | nQD4hq794Ka4 …
Sep 01
Received anonymously from Unoffensive Animal: 28th August – Czech republic, Prague Butcher shop on the main road was attacked by sprays and stones. The advertisement was sprayed by ‘stop killing innocent’, police started chasing us, so we couldn’t finish all. Photos taken after owner tried wash our graffiti.
Aug 30
Received anonymously from Stop the cull (click here for video from the action): During the night of 19th August we visited a partridge shoot of the outskirts of Gloucester and liberated what we believe to be around 5,000 partridges, destined to be shot imminently. After weeks of surveillance of the rearing sheds, we waited until two weeks before the …
Aug 29
received anonymously: On Wednesday, August 28, at night, we, anti-speciesist activists, sabotaged an aviary where hundreds of pheasants were held prisoners. The wire grid was opened, electrified cables were sectioned, and many openings were cut through the net. These people were to be sold and killed by hunters soon. We hope the most of them …
Aug 27
Received anonymously (click here to view video from the action): During the night of the 24th of August in France, 13 rabbits were helped free from their cages and released. We are aware that this kind of actions is controversial. We’d like to point out that these people are living in absolutely dreadful conditions. They never saw …
Aug 26
Received anonymously from Unoffensive Animal: The UK keeps a dirty little secret. Although fur farming was banned almost two decades ago, trading fur considered as a ‘byproduct’ is still alive and well throughout the country. On the 24th of August we decided to expose one of the main companies still producing rabbit fur within the UK. …
Aug 24
Received anonymously from Unoffensive Animal: During the early hours of the 22nd of August we crept through the night into a small farm which had many different animals held prisoner. We sprayed MURDERERS, ALF and BIRDS WANT TO BE FREE on the front and inside of the sheds so they would have a nice surprise in …
Aug 23
Received anonymously from Unoffensive Animal: 1 person, no tools – but you still can smash a hunting tower because every single 1 counts! So if you are out there in the woods stumbling across something only built to kill, smash it! Don’t walk by, make a difference & destroy the shit! Holiday greetings from the ALF
Aug 22
Received anonymously from Unoffensive Animal: This time around it isn’t a factory farm, but a fucking private house that has decided to keep a rabbit locked up in a hatch barely double their size. As we approach the front garden we can see them moving franticly. With nothing to do, they keep ticking their head over …
