It is easy to avoid responsibility and the animal is unable stand up and fight for its own rights. Because of this attitude the lives of farm animals are expected to improve only slowly. Society is likely to function properly when it consists of individuals that behave in a responsible way when not being monitored all of the time. For example when consumers stop buying factory farm products, when animals from the wild are no longer hunted for pleasure only or when it is no longer practice that harmful components are mixed with fodder. The solution is to actually implement freedom in our society and our minds.
Human action tends to be motivated by economic interests.
Improving conditions for animals should therefore be positively linked to our economic interest, whereby the goals and methods are directed to enlarging the freedom for as many parties as possible. Factory farming should be economically unattractive and ecological stock farming should be given a fair chance. This way real freedom is implemented in the whole range of our society.