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Maisie the pig

Maisie the pig

Maisie is a pig who was killed in a Victorian pig slaughterhouse in January 2023. The night before she was killed, investigators got to know her in the holding pens. Maisie sniffed them, nuzzled them and gently nibbled on their clothes, just like a dog. The next day, they captured her brutal death inside a gas chamber on hidden cameras.

Categories:	Slaughterhouse
Species:	Pigs
Tags:	Pig Slaughter Slaughterhouse Abattoir Killed Maisie Benalla Gas Chamber Co2 Co2 Stunning Carbon Dioxide Hidden Camera
Published:	Thu 1 Feb 2024 by Farm Transparency Project
Captured/filmed:	January 2023
Created:	May 2023
ID:	qmsd5bjim5
Duration:	1m 47s
Licence:	Unspecified - please contact the uploader for terms of use.
Country:	Australia
Location:	Benalla Abattoir, Benalla, Victoria, Australia Open in map Open in gallery
Company:	Linlock Pty Ltd

Related campaigns (3)

'Shut down slaughterhouses' campaign, 2023

'Ban gas chambers' campaign, 2023

'Aussie Abattoirs' campaign, 2019

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