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Abuso a las vacas en granja de lácteos es captado por una cámara oculta

Abuso a las vacas en granja de lácteos es captado por una cámara oculta

¿La leche y el queso que consumes son el producto de una crueldad descarada con los animales? Una nueva investigación encubierta de Mercy For Animals muestra trabajadores en Andrus Farms -un proveedor de productos lácteos de uno de los mayores productores de queso en el mundo- golpeando con saña, dando puñaladas y arrastrando a las vacas enfermas y lesionadas. Actúa en TomasMiseria.com

Categories	Farm (dairy)
Species	Cows/cattle
Tags	Dairy Product (Food) Factory Faming Website
Published	Fri 1 November 2019
Captured/filmed	Not specified
Created	12 November 2014
ID	pc2rw3cm6n
Credits & licensing	Publisher/creator: stephanie bee This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please credit: stephanie bee. Link not required.
Country	United States
Location	Andrus Dairy Farm, Birnamwood, Wisconsin, United States Open in map Open in gallery

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