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“Pigs are beaten to death on ‘ethical’ farm”
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An article printed today in the UK Sunday Times in regard to an investigation on Harling Farm, a British pig farm whose Red Tractor scheme assures “high standards of safety, animal welfare, and environmental protection”, the footage (over 200 hours and more than 300 photos) and detailed accounts given were referred to as “one of the worst cases of animal abuse” the RSPCA had seen.
Some of the abuse witnessed included:
- Piglets who had recently been separated from their mothers being thrown several feet through the air by their legs and ears, and kicked hard across the floor.
- Pigs who were reluctant to move being slapped, kicked and beaten into submission with the use of pig boards, iron bars and gate rods; and workers scraping a knife across the backs of pigs to force them to move.
- Clipping of teeth on piglets
- Sick, injured and depilated pigs were left to languish with no veterinary attention. Rectal and vaginal prolapses that were left to rot and drop off so that the animals could be sent to the slaughterhouse. Pigs who had difficulty walking with shoulder sores, injured or infected joints, and hind end paralysis.
- Lacerations that were large and deep enough to require suturing being lanced by workers so that pus came out. The wounds were subsequently left untreated. Pigs suffered tumours - some with ulceration. One apparently malnourished pig had a large abdominal hernia.
- Dead bodies that were dumped in an illegal shallow and uncovered pit to save the farm money.
- The killing of animals, for example by blunt force trauma - swinging pigs so hard that their heads slammed against concrete floors, and the battering of animals with gate rods. Workers were observed walking away as bleeding pigs struggled violently on the floor. Some were thrown into a ‘dead-bin’ whilst still alive. The bodies of live pigs in the bin convulsed on top of the dead.
- Lactating pigs being forced to endure the intensive confinement of metal farrowing crates scarcely larger than their bodies for weeks on end whilst crushed, emaciated and ill piglets lay dead or dying in the crates. Pigs unable even to stand were artificially inseminated.
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Why McDick’s (McDonald’s) ”no gestation crates” campaign is a load of shit.
>ethical farm
>ethical
>farm
In Ireland, even the horses say “Fuck da police”
randy horse fucking a cop? insta-reblog.
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hands-life replied to your photo: Can’t get enough of the #vegan ice cream! Back to…
This stuff is soooo good!!! The strawberry one is amazing
I’m not really a strawberry person. I wish they did a banana flavour! Then I would be in ice cream HEAVEN!
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Where?!
Wholefoods and health food shops! They had stands at both the Brighton and Bristol VegFests!
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kidbeatdown replied to your post: Seriously disappointed with people here in…
I was unable to attend at the last minute. From what I’ve read online I’m rather glad. Sorry to hear you didn’t have a good time.
Don’t get me wrong! We had a great time for the most part! We enjoyed so much good food, the fab weather, explored a bit of Bristol, bought some t shirts, had our faces painted, drank like sailors, perved on cute guys and danced like loonatics! We saw Ms Cupcake do a quick cake decorating demo and the ska and reggae bands yesterday were awesome! I am not even a ska or reggae fan and I loved it! We did meet some lovely people too, but it just seemed that the majority of people who we encountered, even at VegFest, were unfriendly, non veg*ns who tried to argue with me about it (seriously wtf?!), Bristolians who obviously thought that they were the coolest people to ever grace the face of the earth and that we were a total joke just for being tourists and trying to sample some local culture.
I do think there could’ve been even more stalls, activities, activism opportunities, petitions, etc there though.
I am really glad I went, but not sure that I’ll bother next year.
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