March to Close All Slaughterhouses 2017
Published 9 February 2017
Join us as we march along the streets of Melbourne to bring about the end of animal suffering.
Want a kinder world for animals?
Join us as we march along the streets of Melbourne to bring about the end of animal suffering.
Be among hundreds holding banners and handing out leaflets, to inform the community about how to live happy, healthful lives in harmony with animals.
On Saturday March 11 (1pm – 2:30pm) at Treasury Gardens, we want to achieve a critical mass to send a strong and clear message to the community, industry and government.
GUEST SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
James Aspey – Voiceless365
Patty Mark – Animal Liberation Victoria
Chris Delforce – Aussie Farms
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Comments
I think this is wonderful and would like to bring this event to my city. Is there a specific date to hold this event or every city can do it at different dates?… Thank you for inspiring!!!
Hello! It is such an inspiring event. This event is set up by website stopabattoirs.org, you should be able to find more info on next years dates and how to get your city involved from there!
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