Category: Communiqués

Minneapolis Fur Shop Sabotaged

Received Anonymously: Two windows smashed, in addition to locks glued, at  on the night of August 22. William Ribnick, be warned: As long as you continue to profit off of the captivity, electrocution, and gassing of wild animals, we will be back time and time again. We would like to dedicate this action to Marie …

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Trucks Sabotaged at Ontario, Canada Slaughterhouse

Received Anonymously: Today in Ontario, Canada, the ALF superglued the ignitions of trucks at the slaughterhouse called Abingdon Meat Packers. All the trucks were left unlocked, so the keys were taken and replaced with small pieces of metal from roofing staples and then super glue. Abingdon Meat Packers exclusively kills baby animals and gluing these …

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Mexican Cattle Auction Website Hacked

Received Anonymously: In these images you can see the before and after of our visit, you can see a small modification. Similarly other modifications were made to the website which, though not visible on the main page, surely will take them a few hours to return to how they had it, if they can. On …

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San Francisco Butcher Held Accountable

Received Anonymously: This was our first action, inspired by the amazing work of animal liberationists in Costa Mesa, Montana, Idaho, Portland, and elsewhere this summer. Around midnight on August 12, we held local animal abuser Dave Evans and Marin Sun Farms accountable for the lives they’ve destroyed. We took action on behalf of the thousands …

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ALF Releases Captive Pheasants and Quail in Oregon

Received Anonymously: On the night of August 15th the masked liberators of the Animal Liberation Front carried out the rescue of wild pheasants and quail from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife game bird exhibition pens at the EE Wilson wildlife area (north of Corvallis). Wire cutting tools were used to completely cut open …

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Another Oakland Restaurant Gets Locks Glued (Twice)

Received Anonymously: Locks damaged two consecutive nights Two consecutive nights – both door locks at Yung Kee Restaurant were filled with superglue. This two story restaurant with on-site butcher proudly displays duck and chicken carcasses in their windows. Their hands are soaked with the blood of the countless animals murdered to continue their operation. We …

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Fur Shop’s Truck Vandalized in Vancouver

Received Anonymously: In response to the article in the National Post glorifying Eugene Klein and his disgusting business, Capilano Furs and Taxidermy Studios, the Animal Liberation Front took direct action to destroy the interior of Eugene’s $60 000 truck. Under the cover of darkness, we approached the residence of Eugene Klein and shot syringes filled …

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Bobcat Freed from Decrepit Fur Farm in Montana

Received Anonymously: In the early morning hours of July 27, the Animal Liberation Front visited the property of Shelli Frazier at 6934 Highway 200 in the town of Plains, Montana, completely surrounded by the beautiful Lolo National Forest. Frazier applied in 2006 for a permit to imprison bobcats on her property in a fur farm …

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Oakland Poultry Distributor Vandalized (Twice)

Received anonymously: Locks again glued. An action against animal exploitation We glued the locks of Allied Pringle ‘Foods’ for the second time in as many nights. This fast and quiet action was intended to cause this poultry distributor economic damage. Animal exploitation is not welcome in our city. In solidarity with recent vegan resistance in …

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Iowa State Fair Communique- “Butter Cow” Vandalized

Received Anonymously: Iowans for Animal Liberation is taking responsibility for destroying the iconic Iowa State Fair ‘Butter Cow’ on the night of August 10th. We hid inside the Agriculture Building and emerged after closing. After dismantling the lock to the refrigerated case housing the Butter Cow with a screwdriver, we doused the entire butter sculpture …

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Bird Hut in Portland, OR Vandalized

Received Anonymously: Bird Hut at 11249 SE Division Street sells exotic birds and tiny cages for the birds they sell as commodities. Birds such as the Hyacinth Macaw, which they sell for twelve thousand dollars. They exploit the reproductive systems of various bird species and specialize in hand fed baby birds. We will not stand …

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Portland, OR Meat Markets Vandalized

Received Anonymously: We super-glued all of the locks of Original Steer Market on Southeast Division Street twice. Our crimes are in solidarity with the animals under the knife, and are inspired by all of the creative destruction taking place as of late by anarchists and animal liberationists in Portland. Keep it up, Portland! Overpriced ‘local’ …

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Taco Asylum in Costa Mesa, CA Has Locks Glued, Gets Paint Job

Received Anonymously: Inspired by the recent actions in Portland and San Diego we decided to take action against Taco Asylum in Costa Mesa, CA. Taco Asylum serves rabbits, ducks, cows, and pigs in their dishes under the guise of ‘free range’, ‘sustainable’, and ‘local’ meat. On the night of Sunday, July 28th we slipped into …

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Refrigeration Units Destroyed at New Horse Slaughter Plant in New Mexico

Animal activists are suspected of being behind a fire that damaged refrigeration units at the Valley Meat Company in Roswell, New Mexico on July 27. Valley Meat is hoping to become the first horse slaughterhouse to operate in the U.S. since 2007. The company has a history of violating humane slaughter and environmental regulations. (photos: …

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First Fur Farm Raid of the 2013 Season: FCUSA Board Member in Idaho

2400 Captive Mink Freed from Farm of Fur Commission Board Member Cindy Moyle Received Anonymously July 30, 2013 On the evening of July 28, 2013, friends of wildlife entered the Burley, Idaho, mink farm of Fur Commission USA Board Member Cindy Moyle, compromised the perimeter fencing, and set up roving surveillance of the on-site night …

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