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  • Compassion in World Farming

    This is agreat site which campaigns mainly against factory farming in all its guises. Given that most people are going to remain meat eaters this is a valuable and essential campaign, both against the inhumanity of factory farms and for the sake of human welfare. Is it any wonder that cancer... more

    Reviewed by greenflame Dec 09 2008, 02:31am ( 9 reviews ) • ciwf.org.uk

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  • Rated by rufusdos on Sep 11, 9:04am

    These people are good.

  • Reviewed by Rambleaway on Aug 02, 4:29am

    I didn't realise Joanna Lumley was Patron of CIWF!

  • Rated by Tresmius on May 19, 9:43am

    We live in a cruel cruel world, dominated by those with the most greed for money, who usually put this ahead of compassion for life, be it animal or human. It's horrible that factory farming even exists, it's inhumane, barbaric and immoral. Animals feel pain too, they may be less intelligent than humans but that does not justify torturing them. Eating animals is natural, but they should be raised in a humane way and killed in a humane way, free-range sounds pretty good. Perhaps one day in the distant future we'll have all the alternatives and none of the limitations, and noone will eat meat, but at this moment in time it's an often necessary part of the human diet. Another problem caused, ultimately, by money and greed - capitalism. These companies and people keep animals in factory farms just to improve income, when they are already making huge profits and could easily afford to raise the animals free range.

  • Rated by greenflame on Dec 09 2008, 2:31am

    This is agreat site which campaigns mainly against factory farming in all its guises. Given that most people are going to remain meat eaters this is a valuable and essential campaign, both against the inhumanity of factory farms and for the sake of human welfare. Is it any wonder that cancer rates continue to increase when people eat the produce of battery farms and - indirectly - the animal feed industry (see the recent dioxin-contaminated animal feed in Ireland, December 2008)?

  • Rated by bluezfire on Feb 19 2008, 1:02pm

    To truly help animals, we need to focus on learning not to EAT them and let them live out their lives as they are meant to live. Going organic and free range doesn't mean squat, people. The animals are still raised solely for human consumption and they still die a tragic, unnecessary death. I can't respect any organization who operates under the assumption that what they are doing is helping animals when, in essence, they are only perpetuating an act of violence no Earthling should have to endure.

  • Rated by monsterbeans on May 29 2006, 9:31am

    Unlike some other animal welfare groups, CIWF does not pressure you into turning vegetarian/vegan. Instead, it stresses choosing organic/free range meat, eggs and dairy to minimise the impact we have on animal welfare.

  • Rated by jeffschuler on Feb 20 2006, 8:18am

    "to advance the well being of farm animals worldwide"