The last look from the gas chamber

Pets are also gassed or poisoned in European countries.
Why??

Because people prefer to order and buy their pets like goods from the breeder.

Of course with the right of return if the buyer does not like the “goods” or it behaves differently than desired.

And the breeders are happy.

What an inferior creature must one be to buy a friend like a wardrobe …

And how cheap and decadent you have to be to believe you have to pay for the better animal because that’s the only way to get the right design object!

And then someone looks at the Doodles – Poodles – Labbis – Bulldogs and it horrifies him.

Breeders are slave owners and animal abusers, nothing else.
And they have thousands of animals on their conscience that die in gas chambers because people would rather throw their money in the breeder’s throat than save an animal from lethal injection or the gas chamber.

You can’t buy a friend, you have to deserve one.

My best regards to all, Venus

Spain will ban wolf hunting!

The State Commission for Natural Heritage of the Ministry of Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge has proposed this Thursday, February 4, the inclusion of all existing wolf populations in Spain in the List of Wild Species in the Special Protection Regime, so it will automatically stop be considered a hunting species.

This implies that they cannot be hunted as soon as the new law takes effect.

The proposal has required a double vote because in the first a tie was reached. Finally, a simple majority, necessary to adopt the decision, has given the go-ahead, thereby homogenizing the status of wolf populations throughout the national territory.

Cantabria, Asturias, Castilla y León, and Galicia, all of them regions with wolf populations north of the Duero, have voted against the proposal, a position to which other autonomous communities governed by the PartidoPopular have joined.

In any case, the proposal has gone ahead with the favorable vote of the rest of the regions.

The inclusion of all Spanish wolf populations in the list of wild species in the special protection regime is based on the opinion of the Scientific Committee, which recommended their protection because it takes into account “their importance as a cultural and scientific heritage, as well as the environmental benefits resulting from the presence of this species in natural Ecosystems “.

“The fact that it is a key species for the functioning of ecosystems, that its area of ​​distribution includes territories of several autonomous communities and that the number of these has increased in recent times as well as the threats that affect the species they made a common approach to action necessary so that the management and conservation of the wolf are coherent throughout the Spanish territory, ensures its populations and long-term distribution and guarantees coexistence with man ”, they add.

The creation of a working group was proposed to develop a new strategy for the management and protection of the wolf in Spain. The objective of this document is to achieve the conservation, management, and restoration of viable populations of wolves as an integral part of Spanish ecosystems, ensuring coexistence with human activities in the areas where they live.

From AnimaNaturalis we hope that they will prohibit the hunting of these animals from now on, and do not wait for the new law to come into force, which will still take a few months to come into force.

https://www.animanaturalis.org/n/45819/espana-prohibira-la-caza-del-lobo

We warmly welcome the decision.
All that remains now is the abolition of bullfighting!

My best regards to all, Venus

 

Message Received?

what we consider exaggerated today will be reality tomorrow
Corona taught us this lesson

regards and good night, Venus

 

Meat consumption is nature’s greatest enemy

UN report on agriculture-Article from the German magazine “Der Spiegel” 

To say it right from the start: an organic steak alone is not enough to save the world.

At least not if it is eaten daily.

According to a recent study, meat consumption is the world’s biggest destroyer of nature, and this includes organic meat. Only with more plant-based nutrition can the dramatic loss of biodiversity and ecologically sensitive habitats

Cattle breeding in South America Foto: Martin Harvey / Getty Images

The global meat industry and intensive agriculture have become the main drivers of this destruction of nature. The loss of habitats and biodiversity has never been as dramatic as in the past 50 years.

The reason is the reallocation of natural ecosystems for feed production or grazing land.

The more intensive agriculture that relies on pesticides and monocultures is particularly problematic. This would permanently destroy the soil, which in turn would lead to even more reallocation of natural land.

In addition, large amounts of fossil energy, fertilizer, and water are needed to produce meat.

This is being fueled by the trend towards more and more cheap food.

For more…at https://worldanimalsvoice.com/2021/02/05/meat-consumption-is-natures-greatest-enemy/

 

And I mean...It is the crime of cheap beef: the EU is the third most important buyer of Brazilian beef in terms of sales.
In 2018 imports increased significantly.

115,333 tons of imports were already registered in the first ten months of 2018. That was 22 percent more than in 2017.
The quantities are likely to increase by the end of the year.

At just under 58,000 tons, the Argentinians delivered 40 percent more.

Beef from these two countries is comparatively cheap. While Brazilian goods cost the equivalent of around 217 euros / 100 kg, according to EU data, 374 euros / 100 kg must be created for EU goods.

Thousands of hectares of primeval forest are being cleared in South America, and a unique ecosystem is threatened.

Companies are creating huge areas there for growing soybeans – especially for German meat producers.
Most of the soy harvest ends up in Germany as feed for animal fattening.

The future plantations look like open wounds, freed from trees, armadillos, and wild boars.

Prepared for growing soybeans in gigantic monocultures.

Soy cultivation / South America / Paraguay

Breeders and fatteners have made Germany the largest soybean importer in Europe, with imports totaling 3.7 million tons of soybeans and 2.8 million tons of soybean meal in 2016.

The German importers get most of the deliveries from South America – and according to research by the Mighty Earth Organization, they also buy the lion’s share of the soy for which the Gran Chaco is cleared in Argentina and Paraguay.

Our capitalist system doesn’t know any other direction, it has to go on and on.

“As a matter of fact, nothing else can be given as the purpose of our existence other than the knowledge that it would be better not to be there”.
Schopenhauer

My best regards to all, Venus

 

Freedom instead of fattening

https://land-der-tiere.de/puten/: Report

This is our answer to conditions in turkey farms that go beyond the worst imagination of what is done to the animals on the fattening and breeding farms.

Pictures of ARIWA Organisation like we published yesterday on our blog look totally different.  https://worldanimalsvoice.com/2021/02/04/germany-scandal-in-the-stable-of-europes-largest-turkey-producer/

The rescued turkeys Claudius, Bibo, Jolanda, and Jasmin now live on the farm https://land-der-tiere.de/puten/ 🦃 and they live fine.

 

 

This is the life they deserve.

But…

30,000 turkeys were officially “killed and disposed of” in two Brandenburg facilities in the last 10 days.

Most of these animals are probably still healthy. However, since they can no longer be “recycled”, the motto is: caught, hung up.

Where animals are treated as goods and life counts for nothing, the phrase “dangerous pathogen” has nothing to do with the danger for the turkeys concerned.

It’s all about the economic risk for those who wanted to kill these turkeys anyway – just for a profit.

The tragic thing is that it is precisely this commercial animal use itself that poses the greatest risk for the further spread of avian flu and many other infectious diseases.

We are doing it consciously, knowingly, deliberately … almost from inferior basic motives.

My best regards to all, Venus

 

Germany: scandal in the stable of Europe’s largest turkey producer

Numerous media report on the research images of the ARIWA (animal rights watch organization) from the turkey fattening of a high agricultural official.

The operator’s attempts at justification are nothing new:
He claims the incidents are exceptional and that responsibility is being shifted to the bottom line.
In fact, however, the footage shows the cruel everyday life in every turkey fattening.

Of course, the employees are inexcusably brutal with the animals.

But this is an almost inevitable consequence of the system, which is also based on the lack of prospects for exploited workers.

Sanctioning individual workers will NOT change anything.

Because our recordings do not show any individual misconduct, but the principle according to which this violent industry works.
The operator is one of the main beneficiaries of this branch.

He must be held accountable and his business model belongs to the dump of history!

The story: Necks cut with bolt cutters, torn tail feathers with which the employees played “soccer”, suffering and dying animals

The torture case in one of Storck’s large turkey farms, which was also uncovered and dealt with in the media in December by “ANIMAL RIGHTS WATCH”, has now been expanded to include countless other abused, bludgeoned animals and scandalous events in another farm of the poultry president …

AnimalsUnited reported also on the scandal exposure in December 2020.

“Thomas Storck is Europe’s most influential poultry lobbyist. The pictures from two locations in Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania show turkeys being clubbed to death or killed with a bolt cutter -Turkeys that slowly die, turkeys that are kicked for slaughter and whose tail feathers are pulled out by workers for fun ”, describes the animal rights activists.

The scenes were filmed with hidden cameras in Roddahn (Ostprignitz-Ruppin district) and Goldberg (Ludwigslust-Parchim district). “Workers beat sick turkeys with a club.
With their skull shattered, the animals suffered for minutes.

Film material from “ARIWA (the video is in German but will be partially translated)

Video: //vcdn01.spiegel.de/players/jUiRwUZV-9QTGcSm3.html

Video: some animals are apparently doing badly
Open wounds can be seen, animals maltreating from conspecifics, and an employee of the company who with a
Club hits a half-dead animal.

The business is owned by Thomas Storck, and he is the largest turkey breeder in Europe.

Storck has already been accused of keeping the animals in very poor conditions.
The organization Animal Rights Watch again accuses Storck of animal cruelty.

For more at …https://worldanimalsvoice.com/2021/02/04/germany-scandal-in-the-stable-of-europes-largest-turkey-producer/

 

And I mean…The operator, Thomas Storck, who has also been Europe’s largest “turkey producer” since autumn 2020, is responsible for more than a dozen such fattening systems and thus for the suffering of many hundreds of thousands of turkeys every year.

As a lobbyist and “turkey president” he literally claims that Germany has the “best housing conditions in the world”.

His political goal is clear: everything should stay as it is. So that this cruel business remains profitable, for him and the entire industry.

With the support of politicians and authorities, of course!

My best regards to all, Venus

The survival of the ecosystem depends on our choice

Orcas have no natural predators.
They are only threatened by us humans.

Overfishing of their food sources, pollution of their habitats, and the live trade of the dolphinarium industry are among the greatest threats to orcas.

In Canada, the encroachment on their habitat is already drastically revealed and the orcas have to fight for survival.

The salmon farming industry is changing their food supplies, so animals starve and young animals die.

Hence, the survival of this ecotype depends on our choices.

Sea Shepherd Germany

…there are many reasons not to eat animals
one of them is a clear conscience
but there are many more benefits than having a clear conscience.

regards and good night, Venus