Tell Canada to End Dairy Farm Cruelty

There’s a crisis of cruelty in Canada’s rotten dairy industry. In recent years, multiple undercover exposés have revealed relentless abuse and heartbreaking suffering of cows—yet, the government is refusing to act.

Animal Justice released footage showing heart-wrenching animal abuse at Cedar Valley Farms, an organic dairy farm in Abbotsford, British Columbia. It shows workers violently beating cows with canes and wrenches, newborn calves ripped away from their mothers, cows painfully limping and apparently emaciated, cows dragged by heavy machinery, and botched euthanasia—with cows shot in the head repeatedly, dying slowly over the course of many minutes.

Whether a farm is conventional or organic, animal suffering is systemic. Cows in the dairy industry are treated as mere money-making machines—not as the sentient and gentle beings that they are. They are constantly impregnated, have their babies taken away after they give birth, and milked until their bodies give out.

To make matters worse, animal welfare is still almost entirely unregulated on farms, and there are no regular government inspections on farms to protect animals, either.

Please take urgent action today to ask the government to regulate and monitor farms, and to install cameras that can be live streamed to the internet so the public can see with their own eyes what happens behind the closed doors of Canadian farms.

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There’s a crisis of cruelty in Canada’s rotten dairy industry. In recent years, multiple undercover exposés have revealed relentless abuse and heartbreaking suffering of cows—yet, the government is refusing to act.

Animal Justice released footage showing heart-wrenching animal abuse at Cedar Valley Farms, an organic dairy farm in Abbotsford, British Columbia. It shows workers violently beating cows with canes and wrenches, newborn calves ripped away from their mothers, cows painfully limping and apparently emaciated, cows dragged by heavy machinery, and botched euthanasia—with cows shot in the head repeatedly, dying slowly over the course of many minutes.

Whether a farm is conventional or organic, animal suffering is systemic. Cows in the dairy industry are treated as mere money-making machines—not as the sentient and gentle beings that they are. They are constantly impregnated, have their babies taken away after they give birth, and milked until their bodies give out.

To make matters worse, animal welfare is still almost entirely unregulated on farms, and there are no regular government inspections on farms to protect animals, either.

Please take urgent action today to ask the government to regulate and monitor farms, and to install cameras that can be live streamed to the internet so the public can see with their own eyes what happens behind the closed doors of Canadian farms.