Whats crazier to me is how people try to normalize this. The comments in r/canada in yesterdays article about it had me getting worked up lmao.
Saying it was just a ordinary culling.
"Yeah boyz get your nightvizion gogglez, Were going bird hunting tonight."
None of that shit is even normal in the slightest!
Not to mention I cant imagine its safe mowing down ostriches in the dark!
When you do an ordinary cull, its usually done more humanely than some vietnam reenactment.
Humane euthanasia for sick animals is most commonly performed by a veterinarian through a lethal injection of an anesthetic like pentobarbital, which causes rapid unconsciousness and a painless death. Some animals may first receive a sedative or tranquilizer to help them relax and avoid stress before the final injection. After the injection, the animal's heart and respiratory systems stop functioning, leading to a quick and peaceful death.
Like I said this wasnt done to protect people or other birds.
It was done so the crown could flex their might and power over the pleb citizen.
Just before someone points out, thats for pets dumbass, and id argue that these ostriches were more pets but anyway.
There are three basic methods appropriate for on-farm euthanasia: overdose by barbiturate; stunning with a penetrating captive bolt, followed by bleed-out; and gunshot. Each method has advantages and disadvantages. Euthanasia by barbiturate overdose must be performed by a veterinarian. Producers who choose the captive bolt pistol or gunshot method must take precautions to prevent serious injury to themselves and others.
To choose the most appropriate method for your operation, consider human safety, animal welfare, required skills, costs and other factors.
Gunshot — penetration of the skull and brain by bullet Restrain the animal. Be cautious of falling or thrashing animals. Be extremely cautious about bullet ricochet. Good rating. Correct size of firearm and ammunition, and correct target site and penetration angle on animal is essential. Correct and safe use of firearm. Low — after purchase of firearm. Results in some body movement and blood. Requires firearm acquisition certificate. Local by-laws may prohibit the use of firearms.
Yeah, doesnt sound like that they did anything like that, and were not talking about 10,000 chickens, were talking about sorry, 300 large animals that deserved to be put down compassionately.
I dont expect any less from the end if your participate in their maid program when they cut your organs out while your still alive lmao.
Whats crazier to me is how people try to normalize this. The comments in r/canada in yesterdays article about it had me getting worked up lmao.
Saying it was just a ordinary culling.
"Yeah boyz get your nightvizion gogglez, Were going bird hunting tonight."
None of that shit is even normal in the slightest!
Not to mention I cant imagine its safe mowing down ostriches in the dark!
When you do an ordinary cull, its usually done more humanely than some vietnam reenactment.
Like I said this wasnt done to protect people or other birds.
It was done so the crown could flex their might and power over the pleb citizen.
Just before someone points out, thats for pets dumbass, and id argue that these ostriches were more pets but anyway.
https://www.ontario.ca/page/farm-euthanasia-sheep-and-goats
Yeah, doesnt sound like that they did anything like that, and were not talking about 10,000 chickens, were talking about sorry, 300 large animals that deserved to be put down compassionately.
I dont expect any less from the end if your participate in their maid program when they cut your organs out while your still alive lmao.