TONY ZADEL A PRÉPARÉ CES 26 PÉTITIONS POUR LUTTER CONTRE LES ABUS EXERCES CONTRE LES COCHONS
SUR SA PAGE FACEBOOK POUR PARTAGES PLUS FACILES
LES COCHONS SONT PARMI LES PLUS TORTURES DES ANIMAUX DE L' ÉLEVAGE INDUSTRIEL
GARDES DANS DES CAGES PENDANT 4 MOIS SANS VOIR LE JOUR, LES MALES SONT CASTRES SANS ANESTHÉSIQUES, LEURS QUEUE COUPÉE AU SÉCATEUR, A QUATRE MOIS ENVIRON....... EN ROUTE POUR L' ABATTOIR, BOUILLIS PARFOIS ENCORE VIVANTS POUR ÔTER LA PEAU PLUS AISÉMENT...
LESTRUIES NE SONT PAS PLUS CHANCEUSES.... GARDÉES EN CAGE DE GESTATION OU ELLE PEUVENT A PEINE BOUGER, INSÉMINÉES LE PLUS VITE POSSIBLE POUR UNE NOUVELLES MISE BAS..
A CELA S' AJOUTENT LES TRANSPORTS PARFOIS SUR DES DISTANCES INVRAISEMBLABLES...
TOUTES LES VIDÉOS SURLIGNEES EN BLEU...
PLEASE SIGN & SHARE WIDELY THESE ➨ 26 PETITIONS TO HELP STOPPING PIG ABUSE & TORTURE IN THE CRUEL FARMS INDUSTRY !
►PET.1 https://secure.peta.org/
►PET.2 http://action.ciwf.org.uk/
►PET.3 http://action.ciwf.org.uk/
►PET.4 https://www.change.o...rg/petitions/
►PET.5 http://www.change.org/
►PET.6 http://www.change.org/
►PET.7 http://www.change.org/
►PET.8 http://www.change.org/
►PET.9 http://www.change.org/
►PET.10 http://www.change.org/
►PET.11 https://secure.peta.org/
►PET.12 http://www.change.org/
►PET.13 http://action.ciwf.org.uk/
►PET.14 http://
►PET.15 http://www.takepart.com/
►PET.16 https://
►PET.17 https://www.change.org/
►PET.18 hhttp://
►PET.19 http://
►PET.20 https://www.change.org/
►PET.21 http://www.change.org/de/
►PET.22 http://act.watchdog.net/
►PET.23 http://peta.vg/1yq
►PET.24 http://www.change.org/
►PET.25 http://www.change.org/
►PET.26 http://peta.vg/1cmw
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It's a real hell for pigs !!! pigs are the most tortured animals in farm industries.. a very sadly true heartbreaking fact !
Pigs are kept in cages their entire life, before being sent to abattoirs at about 4 months old, having never seen the light of day. Piglets are moved from farrowing units to metal cages or concrete pens. These pigs, who are not used to having no milk from their mother, often try to suckle from other piglets, or suckle from pigs tails. From here the piglets are moved at 6 weeks to rearing pens to be fattened. These pigs often suffer leg problems due to standing on hard floors for most of their life. This can also cause problems during travel and is one reason for before-slaughter deaths.mother sows and their piglets are forced to suffer brutal abuse and lives of unrelenting confinement and misery...!
➨ INTENSIVE PIG FARMING !
In these systems, pregnant sows are often confined in narrow crates, unable to move freely.
The piglets reared for meat are often mutilated, without anaesthetic, and kept in concrete sheds without bedding.
Even after a sow has given birth, the sow is still kept in a cage only centimetres lager than her, herself. Her piglets are kept in an adjacent cage. This is supposedly to stop the sow from crushing her piglets, although research has suggested that when given a larger area, and the correct management, the piglet death rates are not larger than when a sow crate is used.
Research has shown that their are 112 leg conditions for pigs which are caused by standing on hard floors. By banning intensive farming in pigs, the amount of pigs getting these conditions would dramatically decrease..!!
➨ SOW STALLS
Within a couple of weeks, the sow is inseminated again (often artificially) and starts her next pregnancy. Commercial sows normally produce just over 2 litters a year with around 10-12 piglets per litter. She has a breeding lifetime of about 3 years before being replaced and sold for slaughter.
Farrowing crates also severely restrict the sow’s movement and frustrate her strong motivation to build a nest before giving birth. They prevent the sow from being able to get away from her piglets, for example if they bite her teats. It is common for piglets to have their teeth ground down or clipped, without anaesthetic, to minimise biting injuries.
➨ GROWING PIGS
Growing pigs are often kept in barren, crowded conditions on slatted concrete floors without straw for bedding or rooting. These pigs have no access to outdoors and will never experience fresh air or daylight. They are unable to behave naturally and are likely to be bored and frustrated. They tend to fight and to bite each other, sometimes causing severe injury.
In addition to tooth cutting, most piglets have their tails docked to discourage tail biting. This is painful and may cause long-term pain. Stress, illness and conflict often result when piglets are abruptly weaned and mixed with unfamiliar young pigs.
Most male piglets in Europe (but not in the UK and Ireland) are castrated. Public pressure has led to a voluntary declaration aimed at ending the surgical castration of pigs in Europe by 2018. As a first step, signatories will ensure that prolonged pain relief is used for surgical castration of pigs from 2012.
➨ TRANSPORT & SLAUGHTER
Pigs travel badly and are easily stressed by transport and by pre-slaughter handling. They do not have sweat glands and are particularly susceptible to heat stress during transport. Internationally, significant numbers of pigs die each year in transport or in lairage at slaughterhouses as a result of stress.
➨ MORE INFOS ABOUT PIG FARMS & VIDEOS HERE: http://www.ciwf.org.uk/
➨ To find out how to help change how pigs are farmed please visit
► http://ciwf.org/pigs.
➨ MORE ACTION & INFOS HERE:http://
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➨ PLEASE GO TO YOUTUBE AND WATCH A PREVIOUS CRUELTY IN THE UK
THE PETITIONS LINK IS ALSO AVAILABLE CLICK"SHOW MORE" BELOW THE VIDEO HERE:►http://youtu.be/
➨PLEASE WATCH THIS INFO VIDEO !
What is factory farming? - PIGS
►https://www.youtube.com/
➨ Please Watch the gallery of the confined pigs in farms ! http://www.peta2.com/
➨ PLEASE WATCH ALSO THESE 5 VIDEOS:
-Conditions on an intensive pig farm. Europe's pigs are being farmed in horrendous and often illegal conditions - our latest investigation reveals. A Europe-wide investigation into pig welfare standards reveals shocking images of barren pig pens with European law frequently broken, including in several British farms despite UK claims to highest welfare.
►http://youtu.be/
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**Shocking Animal Cruelty at Tyson Foods Supplier (2013 Webby Award Winner)
►http://youtu.be/
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**Inside A large Pig breeding factory farm in the USA !
►http://youtu.be/
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**INSIDE THE BRITISH PORK INDUSTRY
- Special Undercover Investigation 2011 / 2012 -
►https://vimeo.com/35809777
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**A new Mercy For Animals undercover investigation provides a shocking look into one of the nation's largest pork producers -- Iowa Select Farms in Kamrar, Iowa. At this factory farm, mother sows and their piglets are forced to suffer brutal abuse and lives of unrelenting confinement and misery.
Between April and June of 2011, an MFA investigator documented:
- Mother sows confined to barren metal crates barely larger than their own bodies -- unable to turn around or lie down comfortably for nearly their entire lives
- Workers ripping out the testicles of conscious piglets without the use of painkillers
- Piglets suffering with herniated intestines, due to botched castration
- Conscious piglets having their tails painfully sliced into and yanked off with dull clippers
- Large, open, pus-filled wounds and pressure sores
- Sick and injured pigs left to languish and slowly die without proper veterinary care
- Mother pigs -- physically taxed from constant birthing -- suffering from distended, inflamed, bleeding, and usually fatal uterine prolapses
- Management training workers to throw piglets across the room -- comparing it to a "roller coaster ride"
Upon reviewing the undercover footage, world-renowned animal behaviorist Dr. Jonathan Balcombe denounced the facility, stating that "this video depicts scenes of unbearable suffering and inexcusable neglect. ... This farm should be closed down at once."
Veterinarian Dr. Armaiti May also condemned the operation, stating, "I was greatly disturbed and appalled to watch footage of such horrifying cruelty and neglect towards pigs." Dr. May further stated:
"I recommend group housing be instituted which allows enough space for pigs to turn around and extend their limbs without touching the sides of the enclosures or each other. All surgical procedures including castrations should be done only with the pigs anesthetized and using sterile technique."
Subjecting animals to a lifetime of confinement in crates so small they are virtually immobilized is perhaps the cruelest form of institutionalized animal abuse in existence. A growing number of animal welfare experts opposes the use of gestation crates, concluding what common sense should have told us all along: animals with legs should have room to move.
►PET.1 https://secure.peta.org/
►PET.2 http://action.ciwf.org.uk/
►PET.3 http://action.ciwf.org.uk/
►PET.4 https://www.change.o...rg/petitions/
►PET.5 http://www.change.org/
►PET.6 http://www.change.org/
►PET.7 http://www.change.org/
►PET.8 http://www.change.org/
►PET.9 http://www.change.org/
►PET.10 http://www.change.org/
►PET.11 https://secure.peta.org/
►PET.12 http://www.change.org/
►PET.13 http://action.ciwf.org.uk/
►PET.14 http://
►PET.15 http://www.takepart.com/
►PET.16 https://
►PET.17 https://www.change.org/
►PET.18 hhttp://
►PET.19 http://
►PET.20 https://www.change.org/
►PET.21 http://www.change.org/de/
►PET.22 http://act.watchdog.net/
►PET.23 http://peta.vg/1yq
►PET.24 http://www.change.org/
►PET.25 http://www.change.org/
►PET.26 http://peta.vg/1cmw
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It's a real hell for pigs !!! pigs are the most tortured animals in farm industries.. a very sadly true heartbreaking fact !
Pigs are kept in cages their entire life, before being sent to abattoirs at about 4 months old, having never seen the light of day. Piglets are moved from farrowing units to metal cages or concrete pens. These pigs, who are not used to having no milk from their mother, often try to suckle from other piglets, or suckle from pigs tails. From here the piglets are moved at 6 weeks to rearing pens to be fattened. These pigs often suffer leg problems due to standing on hard floors for most of their life. This can also cause problems during travel and is one reason for before-slaughter deaths.mother sows and their piglets are forced to suffer brutal abuse and lives of unrelenting confinement and misery...!
➨ INTENSIVE PIG FARMING !
In these systems, pregnant sows are often confined in narrow crates, unable to move freely.
The piglets reared for meat are often mutilated, without anaesthetic, and kept in concrete sheds without bedding.
Even after a sow has given birth, the sow is still kept in a cage only centimetres lager than her, herself. Her piglets are kept in an adjacent cage. This is supposedly to stop the sow from crushing her piglets, although research has suggested that when given a larger area, and the correct management, the piglet death rates are not larger than when a sow crate is used.
Research has shown that their are 112 leg conditions for pigs which are caused by standing on hard floors. By banning intensive farming in pigs, the amount of pigs getting these conditions would dramatically decrease..!!
➨ SOW STALLS
Within a couple of weeks, the sow is inseminated again (often artificially) and starts her next pregnancy. Commercial sows normally produce just over 2 litters a year with around 10-12 piglets per litter. She has a breeding lifetime of about 3 years before being replaced and sold for slaughter.
Farrowing crates also severely restrict the sow’s movement and frustrate her strong motivation to build a nest before giving birth. They prevent the sow from being able to get away from her piglets, for example if they bite her teats. It is common for piglets to have their teeth ground down or clipped, without anaesthetic, to minimise biting injuries.
➨ GROWING PIGS
Growing pigs are often kept in barren, crowded conditions on slatted concrete floors without straw for bedding or rooting. These pigs have no access to outdoors and will never experience fresh air or daylight. They are unable to behave naturally and are likely to be bored and frustrated. They tend to fight and to bite each other, sometimes causing severe injury.
In addition to tooth cutting, most piglets have their tails docked to discourage tail biting. This is painful and may cause long-term pain. Stress, illness and conflict often result when piglets are abruptly weaned and mixed with unfamiliar young pigs.
Most male piglets in Europe (but not in the UK and Ireland) are castrated. Public pressure has led to a voluntary declaration aimed at ending the surgical castration of pigs in Europe by 2018. As a first step, signatories will ensure that prolonged pain relief is used for surgical castration of pigs from 2012.
➨ TRANSPORT & SLAUGHTER
Pigs travel badly and are easily stressed by transport and by pre-slaughter handling. They do not have sweat glands and are particularly susceptible to heat stress during transport. Internationally, significant numbers of pigs die each year in transport or in lairage at slaughterhouses as a result of stress.
➨ MORE INFOS ABOUT PIG FARMS & VIDEOS HERE: http://www.ciwf.org.uk/
➨ To find out how to help change how pigs are farmed please visit
► http://ciwf.org/pigs.
➨ MORE ACTION & INFOS HERE:http://
---------
➨ PLEASE GO TO YOUTUBE AND WATCH A PREVIOUS CRUELTY IN THE UK
THE PETITIONS LINK IS ALSO AVAILABLE CLICK"SHOW MORE" BELOW THE VIDEO HERE:►http://youtu.be/
➨PLEASE WATCH THIS INFO VIDEO !
What is factory farming? - PIGS
►https://www.youtube.com/
➨ Please Watch the gallery of the confined pigs in farms ! http://www.peta2.com/
➨ PLEASE WATCH ALSO THESE 5 VIDEOS:
-Conditions on an intensive pig farm. Europe's pigs are being farmed in horrendous and often illegal conditions - our latest investigation reveals. A Europe-wide investigation into pig welfare standards reveals shocking images of barren pig pens with European law frequently broken, including in several British farms despite UK claims to highest welfare.
►http://youtu.be/
--------------------------
**Shocking Animal Cruelty at Tyson Foods Supplier (2013 Webby Award Winner)
►http://youtu.be/
--------------------------
**Inside A large Pig breeding factory farm in the USA !
►http://youtu.be/
--------------------------
**INSIDE THE BRITISH PORK INDUSTRY
- Special Undercover Investigation 2011 / 2012 -
►https://vimeo.com/35809777
--------------------------
**A new Mercy For Animals undercover investigation provides a shocking look into one of the nation's largest pork producers -- Iowa Select Farms in Kamrar, Iowa. At this factory farm, mother sows and their piglets are forced to suffer brutal abuse and lives of unrelenting confinement and misery.
Between April and June of 2011, an MFA investigator documented:
- Mother sows confined to barren metal crates barely larger than their own bodies -- unable to turn around or lie down comfortably for nearly their entire lives
- Workers ripping out the testicles of conscious piglets without the use of painkillers
- Piglets suffering with herniated intestines, due to botched castration
- Conscious piglets having their tails painfully sliced into and yanked off with dull clippers
- Large, open, pus-filled wounds and pressure sores
- Sick and injured pigs left to languish and slowly die without proper veterinary care
- Mother pigs -- physically taxed from constant birthing -- suffering from distended, inflamed, bleeding, and usually fatal uterine prolapses
- Management training workers to throw piglets across the room -- comparing it to a "roller coaster ride"
Upon reviewing the undercover footage, world-renowned animal behaviorist Dr. Jonathan Balcombe denounced the facility, stating that "this video depicts scenes of unbearable suffering and inexcusable neglect. ... This farm should be closed down at once."
Veterinarian Dr. Armaiti May also condemned the operation, stating, "I was greatly disturbed and appalled to watch footage of such horrifying cruelty and neglect towards pigs." Dr. May further stated:
"I recommend group housing be instituted which allows enough space for pigs to turn around and extend their limbs without touching the sides of the enclosures or each other. All surgical procedures including castrations should be done only with the pigs anesthetized and using sterile technique."
Subjecting animals to a lifetime of confinement in crates so small they are virtually immobilized is perhaps the cruelest form of institutionalized animal abuse in existence. A growing number of animal welfare experts opposes the use of gestation crates, concluding what common sense should have told us all along: animals with legs should have room to move.
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