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Ethical Farming Ireland3 days ago

Yesterday we shared a post from World Horse Welfare about horses, transported from Ireland, that were found in a horrific state in Dover. Now we've come across a SEPARATE case of a thoroughbred mare, again at Dover, that was being transported from Ireland to Europe, probably for slaughter. She had sustained crushing injuries after being unavoidably trampled by other horses on the grossly overloaded lorry. She had a large wound on her head, a fractured skull, and injuries all over her body that got worse before they got better as her damaged skin sloughed off revealing deep open wounds. The driver had thought she was dead and requested that she be removed before he did the crossing from Dover. NOBODY has been held accountable. Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine it can't be that hard for you to find out who the transporter was. Is this going to be yet another live export cruelty case where the perpetrators get away with it?

Photos from Redwings Horse Sanctuary's post

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Ethical Farming Ireland4 days ago

Here we go again. Horses transported from Ireland found in dire conditions in Dover. Has the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine done anything since a similar incident was exposed on RTE Investigates last summer? Are they afraid to disrupt a business model that revolves around cruelty? Just disgraceful that this was allowed to happen again.

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Ethical Farming Ireland4 days ago

Only now in doubt 😂 The whole idea was completely bonkers, you can't load 5,000 unweaned calves onto a livestock vessel it would be mayhem. And who's going to pay for it? The ICMSA needs a reality check...
https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/use-of-5000-head-livestock-ship-for-calves-now-in-doubt/

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