Unoffensive Animal

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via NAALPO:

20th November, USA.

“Received anonymously:

Two weeks ago, we visited one of the mink farms at a location not mentioned here for security reasons. After trudging through the woods and blackberry bushes for hours, since the farm was in such a remote location, we saw the sheds we were looking for for so long, and heard dogs barking somewhere far away. This property was so comfortable being hidden from the human eye that they did not even care to install a fence, other than some waist high barbed wire.

It was particularly silent in the sheds and we started to fear that this farmer already skinned their prisoners. How surprised were we, when cracking open the first barn door, we were met with not-less-surprised chickens, a split second of silence and eye-to-eye stare, followed by their confused chirp. We decided to leave them confused for a bit longer and go investigate the other barns.

Upon entering each of the following barns, we discovered either completely empty barns, empty mink cages, or mink cages dismantled into a metal pile. To make sure there is no mink left hostage, including the breeder stock, we opened the last barn that stood slightly aside from others, making us think that it would be the most likely location of the breeder mink. That barn, like the first one, made a surprised chicken chirp upon opening.

This farmer just recently made a switch from mink farming to the “cage-free” egg industry, and was dismantling the mink cages. But we still had some homies to help, so we came back to the first barn and took 2 hens away from their fate at the egg-laying farm life. We are sad we could take only 2, but we could not take more because of all the blackberry jungles and tools we already had on our hands. We regret not smashing every egg in those barns for hens to eat. But we learned that even in 2025, some (ex-)mink farmers have no fence or alarms.

Almost anyone with enough determination to end fur industry can pick a good target and do it. These 2 chickens now have lives that they did not even dream about, and to everyone activist out there still being on the fence: cut through it instead. They deserve it.

P.S. Rescued in solidarity with Zoe Rosenberg, Animal rescue is NOT a crime.

P.S. Although the exact location was not mentioned in the communique, it was relayed to people making the updated list of fur farms so that everyone can soon know that this farm is closed now.”

22nd November, Argentina.

ENG (translation):

“In Buenos Aires it is common to see birds exploited in houses. They are used, murdered for food, killed for religious rituals or made fight to death.

When there is a chance to grab one you must take advantage of the opportunity and free them from their slavery, that is why it is important to keep your eyes sharp and your brains awake, focused on animal liberation at all times, tomorrow is often too late.

xfrente de liberacion animalx”

SPANISH (original):

” Por los suburbios de buenos aires, es comun ver aves explotadas en las casas, estas aves son utilizadas y asesinadas para usarlas como alimento, rituales religiosos, riñas.

En cuanto surge la oportunidad de agarrar alguna hay que aprovechar la ocasion y liberarla de su condicion de esclavo, por eso es importante tener nuestros ojos sanos, mentes bien despiertas, enfocadas en la liberacion animal todo el tiempo, mañana suele ser tarde.

xfrente de liberacion animalx”

9th November, Germany.

received anonymously via email:

“Hell on Earth — 6 chickens freed from so‑called parent‑stock housing!

In the cold evening hours of 09.11.25 we helped 6 individuals break out of the fate imposed on them by humans — on their way to a future that finally belongs to them.

We gained access to one of the countless animal hells on this planet; in this one roughly 46,000 individuals per generation must suffer and die for human selfishness.

As so‑called parent animals they are condemned to spend their short lives of little more than twelve months in the tightest of spaces with countless others — only to lay eggs from which the next generation of so‑called broiler chickens hatches into man‑made torment. Those chicks are killed after a few weeks, before the parent animals themselves have their lives taken.

We were able to help 6 to escape this hell. We grabbed the traumatized-looking individuals at random. Now, for the first time in their lives, they will feel the sun and the rain on their bodies. They will bathe in the sand and scratch in the earth. They will live instead of merely vegetating.

With heavy hearts we had to leave all the others to this unavoidable fate — locked up, deprived of rights, waiting for their death.

The only promises we could give them were:
As long as there are cages, we will open them.
As long as there are chains, we will cut them.
As long as there are instruments of murder, we will destroy them.

For the liberation of all animals.

With love,


ALF

P.S. On our way, we also knocked over a hunting stand.”

8th November, Buenos Aires Argentina.

received anonymously via email:

ENG (translation):

“From Buenos Aires, Argentina

Bird liberation.

They were slaves, just babies, they kept feeding them continuosly to fatten them up so that human scum feels satisfied by the flavour of their death.

We decided to put into practice our words for animal liberation and took them away from their prison and future murder.

Now they are individuals that will live a life of dignity until the end.

Animal liberators.”

SPANISH (original):

“desde buenos aires argentina

liberacion de aves

eran esclavxs, eran solo bebes, lxs alimentaban sin parar para que engorden y la escoria humana se saciara con el sabor de sus muertes. Pero pusimos en practica nuestras ideas que hablan de liberacion y lxs sacamos de su encierro y futuro de asesinato. ahora son individuos que viviran una vida digna hasta el fin. liberadorxs de animales”

1st November, Opole Lubelskie Poland.

received anonymously via email:

“Hunt saboteur activists destroyed 4 hunting towers to commemorate the death of Imanali Nurakan, a 16 years old exchange student. He was killed by a drunk local hunter exactly 5 years ago. The hunter was sentenced to 4 years 9 month of prison time and he already served it. No other hunting club member was ever held responsible and this is gross injustice. Because they knew he’s a dangerous, aggressive alcoholic, an ex cop, who even abused his own family. But they neglected and ignored all these facts completely. Should they react and expel him, this tragedy would never happen.

Our message to all hunters: stop killing wild animals, stop killing human animals you psychopathic scumbags!

Animal liberation for human liberation!”

October, South Germany

received anonymously via email:

“3 huntings tower tired. 3 huntings tower asleep!”

September, NYC USA.

received anonymously via email:

“50 chickens liberated under the cover of the night, hours before being slaughtered during the ritual of Kaporos that takes place in the streets of Brooklyn every year.
Be the resistance, go out, liberate animals, fight back!”

22nd October, Iowa, USA.

via: NAALPO

“Although an anonymous communique has yet to be received by the Press Office, animal liberation activists have apparently freed 2000 captive mink last night from David Tremel Fur Farm (2017 Troy Trail Woodbine, IA 51579), according to Fur Commission USA and local news sources. This is the second fur farm raid in the last week, as pelting season begins soon, when hundreds of thousands of fur-bearing animals will be killed for their skins.

The fur profiteer has apparently made the ludicrous claim that half the animals were recaptured, as if these genetically wild animals were hanging around to return to the tiny, abysmal cages where they spend their entire short lives. All the animals were due to be executed and skinned for their fur within the next month.”

25th October, Surrey UK.

received anonymously via email:

“Inspired by a recent action report, we went for a walk in the Surrey countryside. Following the advice in that report, we quickly spotted some blue feeders and a square patch of corn. On closer inspection, we found a partridge feeding area set up for the local shoot.

We pulled the hose off the water butt, and as the water emptied, we pulled each feeder and spare feed trough under the spout, soaking the seed and costing the shoot hundreds.

We damaged, destroyed, sabotaged, and hid everything we could get our hands on before vanishing into the horizon.

This really is easy: get out there, find whatever shooting apparatus you can, and destroy it.”

14th October, Illinois USA.

via NAALPO:

“October 14th: Not even so much as a fence surrounded the barn at Aeschleman Fur Company (1574 County Road 1600 E

Roanoke, IL 61561), from which we could already hear the foxes cries of distress. Could they sense we were there? Smell us perhaps, or hear us digging feverishly under the barn’s wall? Or maybe they just cried out every night, hoping someone would help them escape this hell they did nothing to deserve.

We hear you!

We are coming!

Finally we had made a hole big enough to slide under the wall and into the barn. It was large with hundreds of cages, but whole rows were empty. Had this fur profiteer fallen on hard times, or had they already murdered most of their prisoners by now, late October? We hoped for the former, but the remaining captives were all that mattered now. We set to work making sure they would have more than just one way out. The barn’s big sliding door wouldn’t budge, but luckily it was made of pliable sheet metal that we were able to bend outward just enough to make a fox-sized hole. On the other end, seeing that the front door had no alarm, we simply opened it and let in the cool night air.

When we at last approached the first cage, the fox inside reacted aggressively, snarling and biting at our wire-cutters. Were we in your position we would no doubt do the same, but tonight you will learn that not all humans are animal-abusing scum. We opened the cage and the aggression quickly turned to curiosity. We opened the next, and the next…until every last one of the 80 or so foxes was free.

Some of the cages were fastened shut and required cutting, others had a simple latch. Some of the foxes mad noise at first, but once the cage door was open, they all exhibited a silent curiosity. What is happening? Do I dare to jump out? Where do I go after that? As more cages were opened, we noticed foxes scurrying around the barn. After opening the last of the cages, we ourselves made our way out. There in the field behind the barn, a lone beautiful white fox ran around us in an almost playful manner. She lingered and watched us as if to say thank you; truly astonishing behavior from one who had only ever known imprisonment and abuse. A magical moment that we dared not stop to appreciate. You don’t need to thank us, seeing you leave this horrible place is all the thanks we need. Now is the time to run!

We, the Animal Liberation Front, have promised the foxes and mink of this world for decades now that we would destroy this vile industry. We are far, far behind schedule, and yet it is so close to collapse. We have allowed it to teeter on the edge of the cliff for years, almost as if we are daring it to back away and return to what it was 30 years ago; a golden age of fur that countless activists fought so hard to end. Dear reader, is that something you want to see happen?

Because if not, know that you are the final piece we need to push this despicable industry off the cliff for good. Your inaction only serves the fur farmers. They are counting on it.

Make them count empty cages instead.”