| name: | Louise Wallis |
| date of birth: | 1964 |
| qualifications: | 1 A-Level and 7 O-Levels |
| relevance: | Highly experienced animal rights advocate |
previous experience:
1/ Chair of The Vegan Society (UK) from January 1993-Present.
2/ Ran 'Cafe Femilia' from May-December 1995, which is a vegan cafe for women which promotes healthy eating.
3/ President of The Vegan Society (UK) from October 1991-November 1993.
4/ Undercover Trainee Animal Technician at Smithkline Beecham & St Bartholomews Hospital Medical College from September 1990-April 1991.
5/ Regional Campaigns Officer for the National Anti-Vivisection Society from 1988-1990.
6/ Publicity Assistant to the Countryside Officer for Eastleigh Borough Council from 1985-1988.
7/ Committee Member for the British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection from July 1985-July 1986.
8/ Work for the Southampton Animal Rights Group from 1983-1986.
quotes:
The protruding
legs of several birds had been broken, and hung limply, which must
have casued these particular animals excrutiating pain. Others had
extensive bald patches, with no feathers, and open sores on their
bodies which would have left them vulnerable to the cold and also
possible infection.
The crates were stacked directly on top of each other (and to the side) meaning that urine and faeces from the birds above would soil and soak the ones below; the birds in the very bottom crates obviously being the worst affected.
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