Ministerial announcements on animal welfare continue to be pushed back and even court hearings have been postponed! But urgent steps must be taken.
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Unprecedented in France: the action of One Voice results in four lionesses being seized from a circus because of ill-treatment.
This morning, 7 July 2020, Hannah, Patty, Céleste and Marli, the companions of the lion Jon, were saved from the circus. The prefecture entrusted them to One Voice, who is escorting them to the refuge Tonga Terre d’Accueil.
In the kennels of the ‘barking dogs’, the punishment is electric.
One Voice has made a complaint against Mr J., whose ‘hunting’ dogs are permanently fitted with electric collars that have been tampered with.
Ode to Orcas: young people speak out for the release of captive orcas
Sixth-formers at Lycée Le Rebours wrote a collection of poems on captive orcas after a talk by John Hargrove organized by One Voice.
Botulinum toxin: for the mice, the fight continues!
Sloan Pharma continues the cruel LD50 test, which kills thousands of mice by poisoning! A week of action has been organized from 29 June to 4 July.
One Voice is not giving up objecting to the new decree allowing labs to experiment on animals obtained from unregistered breeders
Since Monday 22 June, when we publicly denounced the measures that will be detrimental to animals included in decree n° 2020-274 adopted on 17 March 2020, many people have tweeted in support of our campaign and signed our petition. Following our appeal to the Prime Minister on 27 April we are now submitting an appeal against the decree to the Council of State.
2018: the sad figures for vivisection in France are out
We had been awaiting them without much hope. The 2018 figures for animal experimentation in France have been published. Once again almost 2 million animals were used.
Our pets to be sold to laboratories
They are allowed to be sacrificed because of the decree that the government adopted on the quiet during the lockdown. We need to act very quickly to get this barbarity stopped!
After his first operation Jon is starting to live again!
We have just spent two days with Jon in order to be with him while he was having an operation and see for ourselves what progress he is making.
At the Chimpanzee Conservation Centre in Guinea our closest cousins start to live again.
The Chimpanzee Conservation Centre in Guinea looks after trafficked primates. It treats their wounds, both physical and psychological, and prepares them for release into the wild.