Animal transport regulations in the United States are disgraceful. Animals are required by law to be given food or water only after they have been on board for more than 28 hours and these regulations are rarely enforced. Inside these transport trucks, cows often scramble, bump into each other, cut their faces on the trailer bed, desperately trying to escape. This isn't transport—it's brutality. So how can we change? Here are a few actions we can take to make a difference: https://mercyforanimal

As young as six weeks old, chickens, pigs, cows, and other animals are crammed into trucks and sent to slaughter. This grueling journey will be some of their final moments alive. #MercyForAnimals #SheDoesntKnow #Vegan #PlantBased #AnimalTransport #TransportTruck #GoVegan | Mercy For Animals

“Every year, billions of animals are crammed in ships and trucks on their way to slaughter. Onboard, animals face soaring temperatures and crowded unsanitary conditions. Many animals succumb to stress and disease and die before they reach their final destination. Journeys across countries are long, often spanning over a month. Animals spend over a thousand hours crowded into the ship’s hold, unable to express themselves or seek relief. There is no bedding provided, nor is the space kept clean. E