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Cruelty complaint - incident examples (cows, buffalo, camels, large pigs)

Cruelty complaint - incident examples (cows, buffalo, camels, large pigs)

A sample of hidden camera footage from the Brisbane Valley Meats slaughterhouse in Esk, Queensland, showing a selection of suspected cruelty and regulation breaches. Included as part of a formal complaint sent by FTP to the regulator.

Categories:	Slaughterhouse
Species:	Cows/cattle Pigs Camels Buffalo
Tags:	Shut Down Slaughterhouses Slaughter Slaughterhouse Animal Slaughter Hidden Camera Investigation Kill Room Sticking Pig Knockbox Skinning Pigs Cow Cattle Cows
Published:	Fri 14 Mar 2025 by Farm Transparency Project
Captured/filmed:	September 2024
Created:	December 2024
ID:	7mdjufv401
Duration:	14m 23s
Licence:	Unspecified - please contact the uploader for terms of use.
Country:	Australia
Location:	Brisbane Valley Meats, Esk, Queensland, Australia Open in map Open in gallery
Company:	Jason Bradley Kerr

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