CANADACULLED.ORG
end the extermination of healthy farm animals in canada. demand accountability.
Farmers are losing their herds, livelihoods, and hope — not to disease, but to bureaucracy. It’s time to defend Canada’s farmers and the animals they care for.
who we are
We are farmers, families, and supporters who have had enough. Enough of the fear. Enough of the silence. Enough of the unnecessary extermination of healthy animals by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).
We are a non-partisan group that stand with every farmer who has watched years of care, breeding, and love destroyed in a single visit. We stand with every rural family left with empty barns, PTSD, and broken trust. And we stand for the truth — that Canada’s agricultural communities deserve compassion, respect, and evidence-based policy, not terror and destruction.
At Canada Culled, we believe that protecting public health should never come at the cost of cruelty, secrecy, or mass slaughter of healthy animals. We are here to give farmers a voice, expose what’s really happening, and demand accountability from the agencies and officials who have forgotten the human and animal lives behind their orders.

This is not just about animals — it’s about justice, transparency, and the future of ethical farming in Canada.
We are the people who refuse to look away.
We are Canada Culled.
Montana Jones AND HER SHEEP vs. CANADIAN food Inspection Agency
An Ontario farmer and her sheep were featured in an episode of Farm Crime on CBC, which highlights the challenges farmers can face when navigating government regulations. The episode tells the story of her sheep being seized by authorities, the circumstances that led to the situation, and the legal struggles that followed. It illustrates the real-world impact of regulatory actions on farmers and their livelihoods, highlighting the importance of advocacy and support for those affected.
THE CANADIAN FOOD INSPECTION AGENCY IS RESPONSIBLE FOR:
$1 Bil
SPENDING FOR 2024-2025
8.7 MIL
BIRDS CULLED IN B.C. IN 2022/23
14.5 MIL
BIRDS CULLED IN CANADA IN 2022/23






