Email BC’s Minister of Agriculture
Demand the Ministry implement mandatory CCTV cameras inside all animal agriculture facilities, and that animal cruelty be enforced by a more accountable government agency
Animal agriculture has zero transparency, and the BCSPCA is unreliable & ineffective in enforcing animal cruelty at farms.
Take Action!
Email the BC Minister of Agriculture, Pam Alexis, and call on her to end the Ministry’s contract with the BCSPCA and replace it with a reliable and effective government enforcement agency that will hold factory farms accountable for their abuse.
In a move towards more accountability and transparency, we also ask that the Minister implement mandatory CCTV cameras inside all animal farm & slaughter facilities across the province, ensuring every practice is clearly documented and available to the public.
If you’re unfamiliar with the animal abuse perpetrated by Excelsior and what has occurred since the abuse was exposed in the spring of 2019, refer to our home page
If your device does not support the button above, email the BC Minister of Agriculture Pam Alexis at: AF.Minister@gov.bc.ca
Sample Message:
“Dear Minister Alexis,
I am writing to express concern over the failure of the BCSPCA to properly enforce against criminal animal cruelty within agriculture. The BCSPCA has been shown to be unreliable and ineffective at holding factory farms accountable for their abuse of animals. Disclosure of Freedom of Information documents affirms these concerns, revealing that the BCSPCA CEO Craig Daniell, wrote to the Deputy Ministry of Agriculture, stating that the private charity has “no capacity to enforcement animal cruelty at factory farms in BC.” The time has come to replace the BCSPCA with a government enforcement agency that is independent from industry and responsive to the public.
Additionally, in an effort for transparency, I am also requesting that the Ministry implement mandatory CCTV cameras inside all animal farms, hatcheries and slaughterhouses, to ensure every practice is clearly documented and made accessible to the public. Please consider these serious concerns and make the necessary changes.”