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Dark Pig Farm, Ireland 2019. 2019

Dark Pig Farm, Ireland 2019. - These photos were taken June 29 2019, when 40 non-violent and peaceful animal rights activists from 'Meat The Victims' occupied this pig farm to expose the horrors inside.

Dark Pig Farm, Ireland 2019.

These photos were taken June 29 2019, when 40 non-violent and peaceful animal rights activists from 'Meat The Victims' occupied this pig farm to expose the horrors inside.

Categories	Farm (meat)
Species	Pigs
Tags	Pig Baby Pig Baby Pigs Dead Pig Dying Pig Pig (Animal) Pig Abuse Pig Breeding Pig Farm Pig Farming Pig Investigation Pig Farms Meat Meat The Victims Casper Hilt Casperhilt Ireland Pigs Brutality Dark Blood Bloody Neglect Animal Abuse Animal Cruelty
Published	Thu 28 April 2022
Captured/filmed	29 June 2019
ID	uklgckqadzvgyepv2obv
Credits & licensing	Publisher/creator: Casper Hilt This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please credit: Casper Hilt. Link not required.
Country	Ireland
Location	Not specified

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