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  • Painful mutilations are performed on lambs without anaesthetic.
  • Their tails are cut off and the males castrated.
  • Most lambs are 'mulesed' which involves cutting slices of skin from the buttocks to produce a wool-less scar area that is less likely to attract flies.

Cruelty Offences:
The victims:

  • Causing an animal unnecessary pain
  • 20 Million lambs each year
  • IIn the ultra-fine wool industry, sheep are kept confined individually or in small groups in pens indoors, denying them exercise and the ability to perform natural behaviours such as grazing.
Cruelty Offences:
The victims:
  • Failing to provide adequate exercise
  • At least 10,000 sheep