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Dublin Piggery Fire Aftermath SA 2025

Dublin Piggery Fire Aftermath - Anonymous investigators filmed the aftermaths of the fire at Andgar Piggery in Dublin South Australia, where hundreds of pigs were burnt alive in the flames. - Captured at Andgar Piggery, Dublin SA Australia.

Dublin Piggery Fire Aftermath

Anonymous investigators filmed the aftermaths of the fire at Andgar Piggery in Dublin South Australia, where hundreds of pigs were burnt alive in the flames.

Categories	Farm (meat)
Species	Pigs
Tags	Piggery Fire Pigs Australia South Australia Dead Pig Farm Farm Meat Farm Pig Piggeries
Published	Wed 24 September 2025
Captured/filmed	September 2025
ID	rtqv6711hvttm2gea10l
Credits & licensing	Publisher/creator: Anonymous This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please credit: Farm Transparency Project. Link not required.
Country	Australia
Location	Andgar Piggery, Dublin, South Australia, Australia Open in map Open in gallery

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'Andgar Piggeries, South Australia' campaign, 2025

'Aussie Pigs' campaign, 2019

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