Animal Welfare Must be Protected Through COVID-19
The decision to restrict the movements of Tasmanians is full of challenges but it’s required to save lives.
The decision to restrict the movements of Tasmanians is full of challenges but it’s required to save lives.
Racing Minister, Jane Howlett’s defence of the government's record on animal welfare is pathetic.
The announcement that Australia has scored a 'D' in the Animal Protection Index will dismay every Tasmanian who cares about the welfare of animals.
Full transcript of the Tasracing Pty Ltd hearings in the 2019 Government Businesses Scrutiny Committee.
Tasmania’s animal welfare laws fail to protect the rights of animal to live free from cruelty and neglect, placing emphasis on the profits of industry.
The Greens welcome the government’s amendment to the Dog Control Act that will allow rehabilitated greyhounds to be muzzle-free.
As a result of community pressure on amendments to the Dog Control Act Tasmania's greyhounds are now on the pathway to becoming muzzle free.
Hundreds rallied on Parliament Lawns today to call for an end to greyhound racing in Tasmania.
Like his Tasmanian colleague, Premier Hodgman, Mike Baird has caved in to a cruel industry to allow the continued abuse of animals for profit.
People who care about the welfare of animals will be upset not to see a ban on greyhound racing among the recommendations.