Il trasporto di agnelli e il salvataggio di due cuccioli | Animal Equality

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In prossimità delle feste di questo fine 2014 Animal Equality non ferma il suo lavoro sui retroscena del commercio di carne di agnello in Italia e lancia un importante aggiornamento, grazie ad una nuova investigazione realizzata sui tremendi viaggi che gli agnelli devono sostenere prima di affrontare il loro triste destino nei macelli italiani.

Grazie inoltre ad un intelligente espediente trovato dagli investigatori di Animal Equality abbiamo avuto la possibilità di salvare due agnelli, due testimoni e superstiti delle investigazioni che finora abbiamo presentato. Timo e Zenzero sono due piccoli fortunati, che vivranno la loro vita al meglio, accuditi all’interno del rifugio The Green Place, che ospita animali salvati da situazioni analoghe. Timo e Zenzero saranno aiutati e sostenuti da Animal Equality che li seguirà nella loro vita, assieme agli operatori di The Green Place.

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Categories Pets & Animals
Tags agnelli allevamanti allevamenti italiani allevamento allevamento italiano animal equality animali Carne macelli macelli italiani macello salvaunagnello trasporti
Transcript (English — en)

Our reporting work doesn't
stop even during the holidays. These
images document the shameful
conditions in which lambs are
forced to travel from abroad to
reach their sad appointment with
death in Italian slaughterhouses.
although two of them this time
managed to escape the cruel fate
and can now finally start
living.
It is immediately after birth that lambs
begin to experience the smell of
suffering, with the trauma of
separation from their mother, sudden
moves, and the ruthless selection
by breeders.
Separating a mother
from her baby is perhaps the worst
trauma imaginable.
During periods of peak market demand,
the number of
lambs transported from abroad, where
production costs are significantly
lower, also increases.
Although in recent years, thanks to the
decrease in demand for
lamb meat, this cruel trade has
decreased. The numbers are still
impressive and show us trucks
loaded with terror that can
contain over 700 lambs piled on
top of each other.
Locked in such narrow spaces, they
find themselves thirsty, licking the walls
of the trailer and desperately biting
the iron bars. At the sight of the
investigators filming their
drama, the puppies seek contact. We
show you recent images of
travel conditions in some camps
that have been reported to the authorities,
along with descriptions of
violations of animal transport regulations
.
Intent on documenting what was
happening, we had to realize
that only consumers through informed choices can put an end to so much suffering
.
Transported from Eastern Europe for over 30
hours and 1,500 km without water, surrounded
by their own excrement. Can the
treatment of these animals
be acceptable?
Animal Quality, thanks to a trick
devised by its activists, managed to
save two lambs, survivors and
witnesses of the investigations
we have conducted to date.
You come.
Timo and Zenzero are two
lucky puppies who can now live a
life worthy of the name. Be cared for at
The Green Place shelter, which houses
rescued animals from a variety of settings.
We have gradually built a
relationship of trust with them. Getting to know them in the
peaceful context of
animal shelters has allowed us to
fully understand who they are, why we are
protecting them, and why it is important
to save them.
From now on, the maintenance of thyme and
ginger will be supported by Animal
Quality who will follow them
throughout their lives with the help of
The Green Place operators.
They will thus be able to be ambassadors for the
many animals our
investigators encounter every day
and that each of us can save every
day through conscious choices.
Our work is only possible thanks
to you. Support us. Visit salva.com.
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