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Animal Equality’s campaign aims to put animal treatment from factory farming back onto the mainstream British news agenda.
“Most British people like animals but tend to think that these types of intensive farms don’t exist in Britain,” said Toni Shephard, Animal Equality’s UK Director.
“The message here is that if you want to stop the cruelty, eliminate or reduce how many animals you eat as part of your diet.”
Source: Independent.co UK
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