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There is no denying the fact that meat is the dead flesh of an animal that was brutally killed in order to end up on your plate.
The vast majority of animals slaughtered in the US are forced to live in terribly filthy conditions the entirety of their life. They are separated from their mothers usually at birth and not allowed to live out the most basic of their natural desires.
Many people choose to focus on the horrors of factory farming, wherein so much animal abuse lays, but regardless of how an animal is treated during their life, a blade to their throat feels the same.
If we were to imagine ourselves to be in an animals place that is being forced down the slaughterhouse line towards their own death. If we were to imagine the panic that would over come us as we hear the cries of distress and the smell of blood and entrails of our companions. If we were to allow ourselves to imagine even briefly the nightmare that is systematic slaughter, many of us would no longer support the meat industry.
No matter where someone purchases animal flesh from, whether it be a supermarket, farmers market, butcher, or the farmer who killed the animals themselves, those animals had their lives taken needlessly to support a trivial craving of taste.
For people who claim to care about animals, there can be no justification for the senseless slaughter of innocent creatures.
We owe it to those animals killed to look at the imagine below so that we may never forget what must occur for meat to end up on a plate.
Dairy cows dont give milk, it is taken from them.
Cows, like all mammals, produce milk for their babies, not for human consumption.
Virtually all commercial dairy farms, regardless if they are organic, small or local, will take new born calves away from their mothers within days of being born so that they can steal her milk. A mother cow, like any good mother, is protective of her babies and usually will not allow a farmer to milk her if her baby is present or if she is not restrained in someway.
The separation of calf and cow is so traumatic that often the mother will cry out for days, calling to her stolen child until she loses the ability to bellow.
For her newborn calf, if he is male he will be placed in a small wooden box so that his movement is restricted and within 3 months he will be slaughtered as a product of veal.
If her calf is female she will have a life of artificial insemination to keep her almost constantly pregnant for elevated milk production, endure abrasive milking practices, have her babies stolen from her and within 4 years be killed and ground up into hamburger meat when her milk production slows.
Many people think that dairy farming can somehow be humane, please consider reading:
Four Questions To Ask Your Dairy Farmer.
Eggs are no more intended as food, than is the menstruation of a mammal.
Hens who have been bred to lay eggs usually will have never known their own mothers. They are born in giant egg hatcheries with millions of other chicks. A chick begins to call for their mother even before they hatch and the sound of tens of millions of babies calling for their mothers is both deafening and heart breaking.
Most female chicks will have the tips of their beaks burned or sliced off to prevent them from pecking their companions while living out their life in extreme confinement.
If a chick is male he will be ground up alive or suffocated to death in trash bags since male chickens do not produce eggs and are viewed as worthless.
Over 90% of eggs in the USA come from chickens in battery cages. These are cages so small that a hen cannot stretch out her wings fully and will share a space that small with 6-10 other birds.
Chickens in battery farms will lay over 300 eggs a year and when their production slows down after 3 years, they will be slaughtered and turned into dog food.
Many people seem to think that only factory farming is abusive towards egg laying chickens, please consider reading:
Four Questions To Ask Your Egg Farmer.
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At RESCUED we are trying our best to save lives by exposing the truth behind animal agriculture through investigations, literature, films and rescuing the few lives that we can from the more horrific abuse that farm animals endure.
Investigations, which are a crucial part of exposing the reality of animal farming, are expensive and time consuming tasks. We desperately need your support to continue with this work. Financial contributions go a long way, as do donations of multimedia tools such as HD cameras, computers, editing software and vehicles.
Our volunteer staff is very limited at this point and we could use a tremendous amount of help from those in the digital media fields.
If you feel that you could be of any service to RESCUED, please dont hesitate to get in touch through our contact page below.
Publications are a how we disseminate information to the general public on how animals are truly treated around the world on farms.
Literature is expressive to print and donations help to offset our costs greatly.
Rescues are a vital and emotionally important part of the work we do.
With an estimated 20 billion farm animals we can not ever hope to rescue all the animals from the brutal and needless death they meet, but for a handful of animals, they can be spared this fate.
Rescuing animals has a high financial cost as well as the funds needed to place these animals into safe and caring homes, their food and medical bills add up.
We are always looking for new homes for rescued animals. If you have open space for animals and the desire to help save lives, please get in touch with us.
Finding loving homes for rescued animals is one of the hardest tasks we face. Please consider signing up for our potential adoption program through: info_rescuedanimals.org
Any and all contributions are greatly appreciated.
Please help us help animals by making a donation now.
-Keegan Kuhn, Co-founder of RESCUED and Outreach Director.
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