Target: United States Secretary of Agriculture Thomas Vilsack
Goal: Prosecute those allegedly responsible for mutilating and abusing pigs at a certified farm and enforce stricter animal welfare regulations.
An undercover investigation has allegedly uncovered severe animal abuse at a pig farm in the Midwest certified under the Pork Quality Assurance (PQA) Plus program. Per reports, pigs were improperly shot with captive bolt guns, leading to prolonged suffering, while piglets had their tails and testicles removed without any pain relief. Sick animals were allegedly subjected to brutal handling, and injured piglets were reportedly left to die in piles.
These disturbing findings seemingly call into question the credibility of the PQA Plus program and its role in upholding animal welfare standards. Despite being certified for animal welfare, the farm allegedly failed to prevent cruelty, and the most devastating horrors became routine. Marketing labels designed to reassure the public are apparently just empty words that mask the harsh reality of industrial pig farming.
Such apparent disregard for animal welfare cannot be tolerated. It is imperative that those allegedly responsible are held accountable, and stricter regulations are enforced to protect animals from cruelty. Investigate these allegations, prosecute those responsible, and implement stronger welfare standards.
PETITION LETTER:
Dear Thomas Vilsack,
We are deeply troubled by recent reports of severe animal abuse at a pig farm in the Midwest certified under the Pork Quality Assurance (PQA) Plus program. An undercover investigation has allegedly revealed that pigs were improperly shot with captive bolt guns, leading to prolonged suffering. Piglets allegedly had their tails and testicles removed without any pain relief, and sick animals were reportedly subjected to brutal handling. Injured piglets were allegedly left to die in piles, indicating a grave disregard for animal welfare.
These allegations not only highlight extreme cruelty but also question the credibility of the PQA Plus program and its effectiveness in upholding animal welfare standards. Consumers trust that certified farms adhere to humane practices, yet these reports suggest that marketing labels may be misleading. The apparent routine nature of these horrific practices is unacceptable and calls for immediate action.
We urge you to investigate these allegations thoroughly and to prosecute those allegedly responsible for this severe animal cruelty. Furthermore, we request that stricter animal welfare regulations be enforced to prevent such abuses in the future. By taking decisive action, you can help ensure that the welfare of farm animals is protected and that the public’s trust in certified programs is restored.
Sincerely,
[Your Name Here]
Photo credit: Tambako The Jaguar
Dear Thomas Vilsack,
We are deeply troubled by recent reports of severe animal abuse at a pig farm in the Midwest certified under the Pork Quality Assurance (PQA) Plus program. An undercover investigation has allegedly revealed that pigs were improperly shot with captive bolt guns, leading to prolonged suffering. Piglets allegedly had their tails and testicles removed without any pain relief, and sick animals were reportedly subjected to brutal handling. Injured piglets were allegedly left to die in piles, indicating a grave disregard for animal welfare.
These allegations not only highlight extreme cruelty but also question the credibility of the PQA Plus program and its effectiveness in upholding animal welfare standards. Consumers trust that certified farms adhere to humane practices, yet these reports suggest that marketing labels may be misleading. The apparent routine nature of these horrific practices is unacceptable and calls for immediate action.
We urge you to investigate these allegations thoroughly and to prosecute those allegedly responsible for this severe animal cruelty. Furthermore, we request that stricter animal welfare regulations be enforced to prevent such abuses in the future. By taking decisive action, you can help ensure that the welfare of farm animals is protected and that the public’s trust in certified programs is restored.
These people are sick bastards and they deserve the same treatment.