Owner shot his dogs and will not be prosecuted!
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New Zealand, 2002 (graphic)
How cows were slaughtered (and still are in some places).
Larger businesses do not "bleed out" or "stick" animals. It's the smaller slaughterhouses, that can not afford the updated technology, that still practice "sticking" and "bleeding out".
I have personally witnessed the newer slaughter methods of large businesses. They herd the cow into a small pen, place a shackle over the head (so it can't move) and shoot it in the head with a stake that comes from a high powered air gun. Then the animal is hung upside down and bleed out, skinned, de-gutted, legs and other parts taken off, skin primed for leather and meat seperated and sliced for packaging. Yes, all of this happens in ONE plant. They go from cow to packaged meat in the same plant. Everything from leather to food is made...and yes, it smells. Everything is cleaned daily (especially the bathrooms, cafeteria, walk ways and wherever a cow (or part of a cow) may have been after they were taken from the slaughtering pen.
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Man, way back in the day they raised them alot nicer but when it came to slaughtering for dinner, they still bludgeoned/wrung their necks/chopped heads off/bled out whatever animal they were having that night. I imagine it wasn't very sanitary waaaay back in the day either...not that it's really sanitary now, but I see what ya mean about raising them nicer.
The man was being investigated for the treatment of his dogs. There had to be something going on to warrant an investigation. 50 dogs, sounds like a puppy mill to me.Though we don't have the full story it sounds like a case of "If I can't have them no one will" I agree that the dogs are probably better off now. But it is a shame that so many died. This is the type of person who would cut off their nose to spite their face. I believe what goes around comes around and I see very dark times in this man's future.
I come from a sparsley populate place as well, but to stare a dog I love in the face and shoot them with a gun, no matter how painless, yea that would take someone without any other choice or someone who did not care.
This guy was SITTING ON THERE BODIES when they came to get the dogs. Obviously he was not a caring owner and its sickening to me that he cannot be punished because the dogs are considered property.
I think the sitting on the bodies was the part that bothered me the most because it demonstrated a revulting disrespect and obviously no caring for these dogs.
This guy was SITTING ON THERE BODIES when they came to get the dogs. Obviously he was not a caring owner and its sickening to me that he cannot be punished because the dogs are considered property.
I think the sitting on the bodies was the part that bothered me the most because it demonstrated a revulting disrespect and obviously no caring for these dogs.
LabBreeder said:
New Zealand, 2002 (graphic)
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mrose_s said:
can you imagine being that cow? these are the sort of truths that turned me vego... it really is disgusting. it wouldn't worry me if we all went out and speaerd a wild bullock, butchered it ourself and ate it... but so much LIFE is wasted and so many animals die scared, confused and in an unimaginable amount of pain