Pester the pig is back to tell shoppers only to buy high welfare sausages – if they still live in the past and eat them !
https://mailchi.mp/farmsnotfactories/newsletter-2346431?e=9ee4f83cfb
Pester Pig is Back to Punish the Undiscerning Shopper
Farms Not Factories mascot, Pester Pig, has been campaigning alongside Jerome Flynn, to raise awareness about the lack of pig welfare in popular high street food chains. She is not happy that three-quarters of the popular supermarkets & high street food chains we surveyed sell pork from factory farms. So, when she catches someone buying low animal welfare pork, the punishment has the desired effect! Make sure to give the video a like and share, to remind friends to only buy high welfare.
It’s Time for Real Change on Pig Welfare
Tell the CEOs of Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons, Greggs and Domino’s to only source high welfare pork, by sending them this letter.
Most High Street Chains Source their Pork from Factory Farms
Three-quarters of the 60 high street supermarkets & food chains surveyed by Farms Not Factories sell pork from factory farms. The vast majority of these don’t offer a single high welfare alternative. Pigs reared in factory farms (an intensive farming system that is permitted under the Red Tractor labelling scheme) have to endure permanent indoor confinement in barren, overcrowded pens for their entire lives. Mother pigs are kept in narrow metal cages so small they cannot even turn around for weeks on end.
The Solution
RSPCA Assured, Free Range and Organic all have significantly better standards than the Red Tractor labelling scheme and minimum UK & EU standards. Some well known high street chains have already made the switch to one of these high welfare labels. For example, McDonald’s only sell RSPCA Assured pork across their entire menu and the Co-op only sells Outdoor Bred RSPCA Assured pork throughout their entire own-brand fresh pork range. Pigs on high welfare farms, either outdoors or indoors with plenty of straw, are healthy and more contented. They have enough room to roam and express natural instinctive behaviours such as rooting, nesting and playing.
The Pig Welfare Survey
Regards Mark.
World Animals Voice 
It is need to Establish Plant-Farms and Animal-Sanctuaries.
If one keeps pigs in the meadow, he ”breeds organically ” or ”organic” , thus does not get the right to slaughter and eat them.
I don’t trust to animal welfarists,I believe welfarism is harm, I trust to Animal rights= animal liberation fighters. Animal- Welfarism is harm for animals and for humans. Animal Right movement is right way for animal liberation.
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Plant Farms, not Animal Farms !
Animals deserve live free in the Sanctuary centres, and never be killed- they are persons the same as human child.
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