BITE BACKGiving animal welfare laws teeth.
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Campaigns built for pressure, proof and follow-through.

Each campaign names the affected animals, the target, the ask, the pathway and the point at which progress can be measured.

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Open Animal Welfare Data

Cruelty and neglect are harder to hide when enforcement data is public, comparable and usable. Bite Back is asking for open reporting that lets the public track whether welfare law works in practice.

Affected animals
Animals affected by enforceable welfare laws
Decision-maker
State and territory agriculture departments
Current action
Ask for open enforcement data
Severity
Medium severity
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Sentience in Statute, Teeth in Practice

Animals should be recognised in law as sentient beings whose welfare matters in its own right. Recognition must be tied to enforceable duties and transparent accountability.

Affected animals
Animals covered by state and territory animal welfare legislation
Decision-maker
State and territory agriculture ministers
Current action
Contact your state MP
Severity
High severity
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