The song 1735, written in Bluegrass style, tells the story of an Australian bull who was one of many animals that arrived at their destination overseas to be mercilessly beaten & tortured before inhumanely slaughtered. This song is a protest against an immoral, unethical and unwholesome industry. We will develop as a noble, wise and compassionate society when we stand against inhumane and barbarous acts against other living beings.
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Thank you. Blessings to all. May all beings be happy and safe.
ANIMAL
ADVOCACY
1735 //
BAN LIVE EXPORTS
I extend my deep gratitude to the following people
who helped with the creation of this video:
FREEDOM HILL SANCTUARY
for allowing us to film on location with Aishling
ANIMAL LIBERATION SA
for use of their protest boards to use on location.
ANIMALS AUSTRALIA
for permission to use some of the footage from Mauritius.
Andrew from ADELAIDE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO
for making the music video.
SHIPS OF NO
RETURN //
A song for all of the victims of live animal export. The idea of the title comes from the Second World War when mainly Jewish people were loaded onto trains never to be seen again. They were known as the trains of no return. This is the anguish we feel when we see cows, sheep and other animals leaving on export ships, knowing their brutal destination.