Animal Liberation Front

Auckland Animal Action anonymously received the following communique:

Every year through out New Zealand hundreds of thousands of pigs are confined to sow crates, farrowing crates and fattening pens. Males in the fattening pens live in their own excrement in cramped pens where they await slaughter. The females are treated as machines, being constantly confined to sow or farrowing crates where they can not turn around, comfortably lie down or properly care for their young. Before long their babies are ripped away from them and they are impregnated again. They are treated as though they do not feel pain, as though they do not matter, as though they are profit.

To view the documentary complied with footage we received please visit:

Part One: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GCoZt4VIAo
Part Two: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GgQBN44xAk

For an in depth report into intensive duck farming in the UK please see Viva's report 'Ducks out of Water' www.viva.org.uk/campaigns/ducks/report01.html

Media Release: Auckland Animal Action
Sunday 17th November 2007

To view documentary complied with this footage please visit Part One: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GCoZt4VIAo
Part Two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GgQBN44xAk

For an in depth report into intensive duck farming int he UK please see Viva's report 'Duck out of Water' http://www.viva.org.uk/campaigns/ducks/report01.html

Media Release: Auckland Animal Action
Sunday 17th November 2007

To view documentary complied with this footage please visit Part One: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GCoZt4VIAo
Part Two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GgQBN44xAk

For an in depth report into intensive duck farming int he UK please see Viva's report 'Duck out of Water' http://www.viva.org.uk/campaigns/ducks/report01.html

Media Release: Auckland Animal Action
Sunday 17th November 2007

To view documentary complied with this footage please visit Part One: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GCoZt4VIAo
Part Two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GgQBN44xAk

For an in depth report into intensive duck farming int he UK please see Viva's report 'Duck out of Water' http://www.viva.org.uk/campaigns/ducks/report01.html

Media Release: Auckland Animal Action
Sunday 17th November 2007

To view documentary complied with this footage please visit Part One: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GCoZt4VIAo
Part Two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GgQBN44xAk

For an in depth report into intensive duck farming int he UK please see Viva's report 'Duck out of Water' http://www.viva.org.uk/campaigns/ducks/report01.html

Media Release: Auckland Animal Action
Sunday 17th November 2007

Auckland Animal Action has received the following anonymous message:

On the night of Sunday the 2nd of July 2006, we rescued 10 battery hens from a South Auckland egg farm. This farm has always been locked up tight but on this particular night one of the doors happened to open for us ;-)

We swiftly gained entry and removed any hens which we found that looked in particularly bad condition. The farm was huge; five tiered rows held thousands of hens. We could only see the faces of the hens in the top tiers peeking down to look at us.

Communique received anonymously by AAA:

Fed up with Tegel's continuous animal exploitation Santa decided to take matters into his own hands and on the night of 16th December 2005 donned his Santa suit and gained entry into a Tegel Farm in South Auckland rescuing 6 baby chickens all destined for holiday season consumption.

On August 25th, it was announced that animal rights activists had broken into a Massey University research farm (called Jennersmead) and rescued six dogs from vivisection, a mother and her five puppies. Sadly a few days later the dogs were located and returned to the University.

Media release: Auckland Animal Action
Saturday August 27th 2005
AAA supports the liberation of six dogs from Jennersmead farm
Last Tuesday evening the Animal Liberation Front liberated six dogs from Jennersmead farm, owned by Massey University. In an anonymous communiqué sent to Auckland Animal Action, the ALF claim the dogs were confined in tiny barren cages, but are now being rehabilitated in a safe loving home.