MERCY FOR ANIMALS
UN SITE QUE JE VOUS RECOMMANDE DE GARDER EN FAVORI ET DE CONSULTER
ILS FONT BEAUCOUP DE BELLES ENQUETES ET DE BEAUX SAUVETAGES...
LA PAGE DES ENQUETES EST ICI MAIS ELLES DATENT POUR LA PLUPART DE 201O..
PAR CONTRE CETTE PAGE A BEAUCOUP DE VIDÉOS ACTUELLES TOUTES ESPECES CONFONDUES..PORCS CHEVRES, VOLAILLES ET AUTRES..
ATTENTION, VIOLENTES, CES VIDÉOS PEUVENT ETRE DIFFICILES A VOIR,
VOICI UN EXEMPLE DE MALTRAITANCE SADIQUE D' UN VEAU DANS L' OHIO
PUIS A LA SUITE PEUT ETRE GRACE A LA PREMIERE VIDÉO L' INTERVENTION DE LA JUSTICE QUI A DÉCLARÉ CET HOMME COUPABLE ET L' A CONDAMNÉ A 1,000.00 DOLLARS DE PÉNALITÉ ASSORTI DE HUIT MOIS DE PRISON, AVEC INTERDICTION DE TOUT CONTACT AVEC DES ANIMAUX POUR 3 ANS.
On September 24, 2010, Billy Joe Gregg, Jr., a
worker at Conklin Dairy Farms caught on hidden camera during a Mercy For Animals
investigation maliciously abusing cows and calves, pleaded guilty to six
misdemeanor counts of cruelty to animals.
Gregg was sentenced to eight months in jail, ordered to pay a $1,000 fine,
and is barred from contact with animals for three years. Gregg must also receive
counseling through a program that specializes in treating individuals involved
in animal abuse cases.
Gregg's arrest and conviction stem from chilling undercover footage recorded
during a Mercy For Animals investigation earlier this year at Conklin Dairy
Farms in Plain City, Ohio.
LA LISTE DES SÉVICES EST INTÉRESSANTE A LIRE.
UN VRAI SADIQUE COMME JE DISAIS:
Gregg's arrest and conviction stem from chilling undercover footage recorded during a Mercy For Animals investigation earlier this year at Conklin Dairy Farms in Plain City, Ohio. During a four-week investigation in April and May, MFA's investigator documented farm workers:
LA LISTE DES SÉVICES EST INTÉRESSANTE A LIRE.
UN VRAI SADIQUE COMME JE DISAIS:
Gregg's arrest and conviction stem from chilling undercover footage recorded during a Mercy For Animals investigation earlier this year at Conklin Dairy Farms in Plain City, Ohio. During a four-week investigation in April and May, MFA's investigator documented farm workers:
- Violently punching young calves in the face, body slamming them to the ground, and pulling and throwing them by their ears
- Routinely using pitchforks to stab cows in the face, legs and stomach
- Kicking "downed" cows (those too injured to stand) in the face and neck – abuse carried out and encouraged by the farm's owner
- Maliciously beating restrained cows in the face with crowbars – some attacks involving over 40 blows to the head
- Twisting cows' tails until the bones snapped
- Punching cows' udders
- Bragging about stabbing, dragging, shooting, breaking bones, and beating cows and calves to death
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