Animals Suffer So The Rich Can Have Their Luxury Bags

In the wild, crocodiles and alligators live up to 70 years but these animals are captured and killed aged three to five. Beyond that, the skins are unusable, as they are covered in scars.
Crocodiles and alligators are poleaxed – bludgeoned over the head with a piece of pipe or a baseball bat.
An alternative method is the nape stab. A chisel is hammered into the back of the neck but the blow doesn’t kill the animal. It’s paralysed.
As the animal is so cold-blooded and has a slow metabolism, it can take two hours to die.
This means nearly all crocodiles and alligators are skinned alive.

All snakes are taken from the wild, caught in sacks, and taken to filthy backstreet operations to be skinned.
The snake is starved to make the skin looser but there is another, even more terrible stage in the process.
A tube is put down the snake’s throat and it is inflated with water to stretch the skin while it is still alive.
Then it is nailed by its head to a tree and the skin is sliced off.
Owing to a reptile’s slow metabolic rate, it takes days to die. Even if the head is chopped off, it can take a snake one to two hours to lose consciousness.

The luxury fashion industry will continue to sell their posh bags no matter its cost, not in pounds, euros or dollars, but in the lives of alligators, crocodiles and snakes.

The Grand National Is A Depraved Spectacle

Queen guitarist and animal rights activist Brian May wants the Grand National to be banned if the safety of horses cannot be guaranteed.
He said: “There’s absolutely no justification for risking the death of animals for something that is supposed to be fun”.
Animal Aid Director Andrew Tyler claimed the risks to horses put the National “on par with Spanish bullfighting”.
He said: “It’s a depraved spectacle. The Grand National should be banned. It’s deliberately hazardous and lethal”.
If as many jockeys died as horses then it would have been banned long ago.
Jumping fences does not come naturally to horses. They only do so when forced to. Their legs are not designed for the hard landing when jumping fences.

The Heart-Breaking Cries Of Anguish

Vivisectors, hunters, butchers and farmers excuse the cruelty of what they do by claiming animals don’t have feelings.
Young elephants who have seen their families killed by poachers wake screaming in the night.
An ape will show exactly the same signs of love and affection when dealing with her baby as a human mother.
Stand in a farmyard when a calf has been taken away from a cow, and listen to the heart-breaking cries of anguish.
Young lions will share their kills with old and weak lions.
Healthy foxes will bring food to injured ones.
Animal abusers claim that because they do not satisfy our criteria for intelligence they do not deserve sympathy or understanding.

A Royal Family Which Hunts And Kills Animals

How can we be expected to pay allegiance to a Royal family which hunts and kills animals?
They are cruel, barbaric people who deserve neither our respect nor our affection, but rather our contempt.

Japan is one of the wealthiest countries in the world, so why do they need to kill thousands of whales and dolphins every year?
The world should have progressed beyond killing these beautiful creatures, and shame on those who still do.

Animals Are Much Brighter Than The Cretins Who Abuse Them

Animal abusers always describe animals as stupid.
Sheep, for example, are frequently described as stupid but they are, in reality, extremely bright but very sensitive and nervous.
Animals are certainly much brighter than most of the farmers and hunters who abuse them.
These people pretend animals are stupid because it makes it easier for them to live with themselves.
If we need to slaughter and maim innocent creatures then we should at least show them some compassion and respect.

The Blood Soaked Death Wagons

In the wild, horses don’t jump.
They will always choose to go around, not over, an obstacle – unless they are provoked by tremendous fear.
Because their legs are not built to take the shock of impact.
For a human being to force them to jump is therefore an act of absolute and irrefutable cruelty.

Cows, sheep and pigs are sensitive creatures and don’t like going up steep, slippery ramps into dark, crowded, confined spaces.
Naturally, they become nervous and frightened and sometimes panic.
The men who use sticks to force animals to climb aboard these blood-soaked death wagons are Neanderthals and an utter disgrace to our society.

Rhino Horn – A Miracle Cancer Cure?

Powdered rhino horn is fetching £31,000 a kilo – the same price as cocaine.
Poachers, who slaughtered 330 rhino in South Africa last year, have cashed in on rocketing demand in Asia, where rhino horn is sold as a miracle cancer cure.
Mark Jones, of Care for the Wild International, said killings had trebled and were now threatening conservation programmes.
Reports of horns sawn off come in almost daily.
Poachers and rangers are in shoot-outs, with deaths on both sides.

100 Huskies Slaughtered At Ski Resort

A hundred huskies were slaughtered because a tour company specializing in sled rides failed to secure enough bookings.
Some of the dogs were shot while others had their throats cut in the Canadian ski resort Whistler.
Outdoor Adventures policy now states dogs have to be put down humanely by a vet.
Well, that’s ok then.
What a nasty, bloody lot!

What Evil Person Would Do This?

The Slaughter Of Ruddy Ducks

A cull of ruddy ducks in the UK has cut their numbers to just 120.
The government says about 4,400 of the birds were shot dead over the past 5 years.
Supporters of the cull, including the RSPB, say it is needed to protect other species from extinction.
Opponents argue it is expensive and unnecessary.
Liz Jones, who writes for the Mail on Sunday, claims the reason for the slaughter is to stop them travelling to Spain to cross-breed with the rare white-headed duck.
The ruddy duck is originally from the United States, and came to the UK in the 1940s.
Don’t the RSPB protect all birds? Apparently not.