Photos
Pigs burned alive in shed fires SA 2025

Pigs burned alive in shed fires - Drone imagery of a large number of dead pigs in eco sheds, after the sheds caught alight on 15 September 2025. - Captured at Andgar Piggery, Dublin SA Australia.

Pigs burned alive in shed fires

Drone imagery of a large number of dead pigs in eco sheds, after the sheds caught alight on 15 September 2025.

Categories	Farm (meat)
Species	Pigs
Tags	Farm Meat Farm Pigs Pig Piggery Piggeries Pig Farm Shed Burned Drone Dead Eco Sheds Fire Dead Pigs
Published	Mon 15 September 2025
Captured/filmed	15 September 2025
ID	pe9f6g0ztvn83je4n2h5
Credits & licensing	Publisher/creator: Farm Transparency Project This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please credit: Farm Transparency Project. Link not required.
Country	Australia
Location	Andgar Piggery, Dublin, South Australia, Australia Open in map Open in gallery

Download

Related campaigns (2)

'Andgar Piggeries, South Australia' campaign, 2025

'Aussie Pigs' campaign, 2019

This website serves as a free public repository, information centre and toolkit for consumers and animal advocates in Australia, intended to force transparency on animal-exploitative industries.

Farm Transparency Project (FTP) does not condone or encourage the use of this resource for illegal purposes including trespass, or for any use contrary to our core values.

View our latest campaigns and investigations, and take action.

Privacy Policy Terms of Use

Take action for Palestine

About

Farm Transparency Project (FTP) is an animal protection charity, dedicated to ending the abuse and exploitation of animals in farms, slaughterhouses and other commercial settings.

About us The team Our history Core values Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Job vacancies Contact us

Based in Melbourne/Naarm, Australia.
PO Box 9, South Melbourne VIC 3205 Australia

Farm Transparency International Ltd
ABN 46 641 242 579

Farm Transparency Project (FTP) operates on the country of the Kulin Nation, the longstanding sovereigns of this land. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.