Tasmanian labradoodle breeders charged over animal cruelty allegations
The former owners of a Tasmanian labradoodle breeding business have been charged with cruelty to animals and a string of other offences.
Animals Australia has filed a complaint against Tasmania's salmon farming industry, alleging breaches of the state's animal welfare laws. The group claims that current and past practices inflict prolonged pain, suffering, injury and death on farmed Atlantic salmon. Tasmania's Department of Natural Resources and Environment has received the complaint and is currently considering it.
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