Animal Cruelty Awareness Northern Territory

22/10/2016

Something to think about!

02/06/2015

I would love to know what all of your favorite products are!
Please fill out the list below and leave your answers in the comment section and I can tell if you are using cruelty free products or not! If you are I will recommend a more humane option for you and where to get it from :)

1. Your favorite shampoo/conditioner?
2. Your favorite detergents to wash your clothes in?
3. Your favorite make up brand? (females) OR your favorite shaving cream/gel (males)

Your time is much appreciated :)

27/04/2015

"Australia for Dolphins is behind a global campaign to shame WAZA into doing the right thing by animals: stopping cruelty and defending their welfare."

Please follow the link and sign the petition to support Australia for Dolphins! Just a few seconds of your time could help to add years to the lives of innocent animals.

SIGN THE PETITION telling the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums to stop endorsing its members involved in animal cruelty - including the bloody Taiji Dolphin hunts. It's just not right - DEMAND AN END TO IT NOW.

24/04/2015

Hello everyone,

I am happy to see that so many Territorians are concerned about this issue however I need your help to spread the word!
Simply by inviting some of your friends on Facebook to like this page you are helping to educate people on this issue.

If you have a something that you feel needs to be brought to everyone's attention or you simply want to know more on a certain topic please comment below or email me on
[email protected]

You're support is greatly appreciated and much needed by all animals who are suffering in this world!

24/04/2015

10/04/2015

How to tell if your products are tested on animals:

Identifying which products are and are not tested on animals can sometimes be very difficult. So here are some pointers to help you next time you're out shopping:

1. Look for brands which are CCF (Choose Cruelty Free) Accredited! You can also download the CCF app on your phone and it gives you lists of product names who are 100% against animals testing.
2. If the product does not state that it is NOT tested on animals then assume that it is.
3. Try to stay away from major brand names, (although there are some who don't) many large companies test on animals.
4. Sometimes you may have to venture further than large chain supermarkets to find what you're looking for as they tend to only stock the more well known brand names. Often chemists stock a larger variety of brands.
5. It might take you a bit longer than usual to start with but once you have a product that you like it will be easier in the future.

Hope you all find this useful! :)

19/03/2015

No matter how large or small, every life is equally important :)

18/03/2015

If you are concerned about an animal’s welfare or suspect or witness cruelty to an animal, we urge you to contact the Animal Welfare Unit, please find contact details on the link below.

RSPCA Darwin currently do not have inspectors in the Northern Territory. If you are concerned about an animal’s welfare or suspect or witness cruelty to an animal, we urge you to contact the Animal Welfare Unit, please find contact details below or visit the website www.animalwelfare.nt.gov.auAll ca…

12/03/2015

If your'e like me and have NO idea where to start when it comes to cooking vegan meals than this link is your life saver! Some of these dishes look like they have meat in it but are actually vegan! Vegan and vegetarian meals are not only great for the animals but your wallet too as meat is often the most pricey ingredient in a meal! Enjoy!

You can make these in thirty minutes or less. But you'll be satisfied all. night. long.

11/03/2015

Don't be fooled into thinking that wool shearing is like a hair cut!
During the process of wool shearing sheep are pinned down into painful positions often resulting in having their necks broken which consequently leads to death. Limbs are often snapped in an attempt to 'tame' the terrified sheep and shearers will even shear off the sheep's pen*ses and tear chucks of skin from their bodies due to a lack of consideration to the sheep.
The easiest way to put an end to this is to not buy wool products.
Animals are not ours to unwillingly exploit.
The image below shows the gruesome reality of which we need to become aware of.

07/03/2015

On average approximately 50,000 sheep die per year during live exportation due to stress, dehydration and starvation. Read many more fact sheets on animal exploitation including; chicken production, intensive pig farming, dairy farming, live exports, duck shooting, hunting and circuses.

Follow the link below.

Animals are often regarded as commodities, and their well-being is considered important only insofar as it effects productivity and profit. But they are sentient beings, and they require greater consideration.

06/03/2015

If you find giving up meat difficult then here are some ideas to help you become a 'Mindful Meat Eater'! Check out Sustainable Table's article 'Our top 7 tips for being a Mindful Meat Eater'!
Meatless Mondays sound like a great idea!

Sustainable Table