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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Live export must be banned

Kiwis lead the way The groundbreaking decision by the New Zealand government to ban live export should remind everyone that the Australian government has failed to curb the systematic abuse of animals by live export corporations. Millions of cows and sheep depart Australia on these death ships every year. Theyâre forced to live on top of one another, surrounded by a slurry of their own faeces, urine, and water. Seasick and unfamiliar with the pellets theyâre given as food, many starve to death before reaching their destination. The horrifying footage from the Awassi Express of panting sheep lying in piles of their own faeces and decaying corpses in 2017 brought home the menace of heatstroke on board live-export ships.

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LETTERS TO THE ED: Why Post-COVID means misery for animals

Friends for life The only thing worse than being homeless would be to finally find a good home, and then be kicked out again. That is the situation for thousands of dogs and cats as the post-COVID “new normal” sends people back to work and leaves them no time to look after the new family member obtained during lockdown. Shelters are filling to capacity, with the RSPCA in NSW reporting recently that they are at 95 per cent capacity for dogs and 125 per cent for cats. Some of these animals will have been adopted, while others will have been bought from unscrupulous breeders.

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LETTERS: Why Post-COVID means misery for animals

Friends for life The only thing worse than being homeless would be to finally find a good home, and then be kicked out again. That is the situation for thousands of dogs and cats as the post-COVID new normal sends people back to work and leaves them no time to look after the new family member obtained during lockdown. Shelters are filling to capacity, with the RSPCA in NSW reporting recently that they are at 95 per cent capacity for dogs and 125 per cent for cats. Some of these animals will have been adopted, while others will have been bought from unscrupulous breeders.

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LETTERS: Why Post-COVID means misery for animals

LETTERS: Why Post-COVID means misery for animals
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LETTERS: Why Post-COVID means misery for animals

LETTERS: Why Post-COVID means misery for animals
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