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Goat stunning VIC 2024

Goat stunning - An electric stunner is used to immobilise goats before their throats are slit. - Captured at Cedar Meats, Brooklyn VIC Australia.

Goat stunning

An electric stunner is used to immobilise goats before their throats are slit.

Categories	Slaughterhouse
Species	Goats Sheep Calves
Tags	Shut Down Slaughterhouses Slaughterhouse Hidden Camera Investigation Slaughter Animal Slaughter Race Restraint V Restrainer Goats Goat Stunning Stunning Device Electric Stunner
Published	Thu 5 September 2024
Captured/filmed	May 2024
ID	k3pzp539w4r74de69y5i
Credits & licensing	Publisher/creator: Farm Transparency Project This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please credit: Farm Transparency Project. Link not required.
Country	Australia
Location	Cedar Meats, Brooklyn, Victoria, Australia Open in map Open in gallery

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