Horse Racing

Clothing retailer Matalan sponsors Ladies Day at the Grand National
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In the UK around 400 horses are killed annually in the horse racing industry. Because the intention is not to kill the horses, the deaths merely being a ‘side effect’ of racing, the industry seems to considers it as acceptable collateral damage. Read More...

Dart Bull FiestaIn this fiesta the bulls are released in the village square where darts are blown into them from blowpipes. The prefered targets being the eyes and testicles. After two hours, when the bull has been reduced to a helpless state, it is killed. During this week-long fiestas, two bulls are killed each day.
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Pony RoundaboutsA common sight in fair grounds and play areas around the coastal resorts of Spain, are live pony roundabouts.Small ponies are fastened into metal headpieces and are forced to work as parts of a living roundabout. They toil though the heat of the day until as late as three in the morning. FAACE has seen them located between other fairgrounds rides which have their music booming out so loud that it is deafening.
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FAACE

Fights Against Cruelty To All Animals

FAACE is a UK based organisation that campaigns to stop the torture and death of animals in the name of entertainment.

The suffering of animals is not confined within national borders, neither is the work of FAACE.

FAACE specialises in campaigning against: Bullfighting, Blood Fiestas,Rodeo and the Grand National horse race.

Since 1987 FAACE has been working on the issue of the Blood Fiestas of Spain.

Vicki and Tony Moore of FAACE have confronted the authorities and the people, in the Spanish towns where such acts of sadism take place.

FAACE is not Anti-Spain, but Anti-Cruelty.

FAACE has saved the lives of some of the animal victims.

FAACE gives a voice to the tortured animals.

FAACE has made a real difference.

FAACE is totally voluntary and is run by Tony Moore.

FAACE is solely funded by generous donations from the public.