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The British Hen Welfare TrustWe received approval from the British Hen Welfare Trust in recognition of our strong stance against the use of caged hens. From our own experience we know that happy hens produce better quality eggs and that is why the free-range chickens on Penlan Farm enjoy the highest possible standards of care and nutrition. Our pampered hens produce lovely tasty eggs which we use in our Penlan Farm Eggs, Rice and Vegetables for dogs and also sell to the local community. |
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Compassion in World FarmingWhenever possible we use ethically sourced and sustainable ingredients in our food. For instance, any chicken we use will not be from caged hens and the meat in our Penlan Farm range comes from free-range organic animals.
Compassion in World Farming peacefully campaigns to end all cruel farming practices and to improve the welfare of farm animals around the world. The chickens and cattle we keep on Penlan Farm are kept to the very highest standards and we would like to see all farm animals enjoying the same quality of life.
Burns is a corporate sponsor of Compassion in World Farming.
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Pet Care TrustBurns is a member of the Pet Care Trade Association. This membership body aims to provide a quality assurance standard as all members have to adhere to the associations charters for best practice. The Pet Care Trust is a charitable arm of this organisation which educates the public in all areas of responsible pet ownership. |
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Ethical Shopping GuideThe Ethical Company Organisation runs the Ethical Accreditation Scheme which analyses and rates companies on their Corporate Responsibility record. Each year their findings are published in The Good Shopping Guide and for several years Burns has been one of the highest scoring pet food companies. This publication is the world’s leading ethical shopping reference book and companies are judged on a wide range of criteria. Burns has consistently been in the top five pet food companies and we are proud to be able to display the Ethical Company logo. |
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make Mine Chocolate! The Voice for Rabbit WelfareThe key aims of this non profit making group are to change the way rabbits are perceived and cared for. There are over 35,000 rabbits in rescue each year and they have become the UK’s third most popular pet and sadly the number one abused pet in the UK. One key element of this is to stop the impulse purchase of rabbits through education and raising awareness of welfare issues. |
