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Hidden camera angle - sheep and goat shackle

Hidden camera angle - sheep and goat shackle

Goats and sheep suspended on a shackle line after having been 'stuck.' Workers were observed puching and kneeing the hanging bodies of sheep as well as tossing their heads around. Many sheep were still kicking while suspended on the shackle line.

Categories:	Slaughterhouse
Species:	Goats Sheep
Tags:	Sheep Dead Sheep Goats Shackle Kill Room Slaughterhouse Slaughter Animal Slaughter Processing Hidden Camera Investigation Decapitation Punching Sheep
Published:	Mon 25 Mar 2024 by Farm Transparency Project
Captured/filmed:	January 2024
Created:	Not specified
ID:	ewk8vnnb41
Duration:	22m 11s
Licence:	Unspecified - please contact the uploader for terms of use.
Country:	Australia
Location:	Gathercole's Wangaratta Abattoir, Wangaratta, Victoria, Australia Open in map Open in gallery
Company:	GA Gathercole Pty Ltd

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