TRAIN OF DEATH

Shut down Le Shuttle’s Cruelty Train – end live shooting imports!

JOIN US TO ASK LE SHUTTLE TO STOP ALLOWING THE TRANSPORT OF GAME BIRDS

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Please contact Le Shuttle by email:

 [email protected] and [email protected] – you can use our email template below.

You can also phone them on:

UK +44 (0) 3443 35 35 35

France +33 (0) 810 63 03 04

Belgium +32 (0) 70 22 32 10

Netherlands +31 (0) 900 504 0540

Spain +34 (0) 902 30 73 15

Rest of World +33 (0) 321 00 20 61

Please let us know what response you receive


If you receive a response from Le Shuttle, please forward it to [email protected] so we can keep track of responses to the campaign.

Thank you for taking action and helping us call for an end to the transport of live game birds.

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Hello,

Your company is the only route for importing live pheasant and partridge to the UK to be released and shot. 39,507,544 live birds have been imported since 2022, and 9,707,990 (‘nearly 10 million’) birds were imported in 2025. This could mean up to a quarter of birds who are bred for shooting each year arrive via Le Shuttle. Imported birds come from the south of France and parts of Spain. This means that journeys will take more than a day before newly born day-old chicks reach the UK.

You may not be aware, but there have been multiple exposes that have shown awful conditions in UK game farms. Such as violence between birds caused by stressful conditions, male birds kept in solitary cages for ease, cannibalism and hen birds being forced to lay to death

Dead birds on game farms are often disposed of improperly and burnt in the open. Not only is this illegal, but it also creates a public health risk by increasing the likelihood of the spread of diseases such as bird flu. Outbreaks of bird flu are common on game farms. Some have had multiple outbreaks, which are tidied up at the expense of the taxpayer. Game birds are released into the wild around the end of summer; the time when bird flu incidences begin to increase

Multiple ferry companies have already pulled out from importing live birds. we hope you will review the situation and do the right thing to join this boycott.

I trust that you will do the right thing and stop the import of game birds in order to prevent the cruel treatment of day old chicks, thank you.

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Discover more about the live bird imports transported through Le Shuttle, the cruelty behind the shooting industry and why we’re calling for an end to this trade.