Did you know that People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has killed over 10,000 animals between 1998 and 2003?
Huh. Now you know.
PETA Kills Animals
9 responses to “PETA Kills Animals”
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Yes but 3 of those were accidents.
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Which 3?
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I was cleaning my leash when it suddenly went off.
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We had stopped at a rest area and I was told to watch our dog while everyone went to the rest room…. but I had to go bad .. so I quickly tied the leash to the back of this truck and I ran into to rest room.
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Perhaps… 3 were mistakes.. I’m sure the 70 that the PETA activists were dumping in dumptsers in NC weren’t. And that’s only what the Police Dept down there knew about.
SO Glad this organization is getting exposed for what is really is – for the benefit of animals everywhere.
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Except, of course, that PETA does not actually run an animal shelter – the SPCA does. Also, the web site claiming that PETA kills animals is owned by the Center for Consumer Freedom, and influence group funded by the meat and tobacco industries.
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Can you provide the source for your information? I did. 🙂
No matter who runs that website, they provide proof for their statistics, such as this filing with the Virginia Department of Agriculture. PETA *does* run an animal shelter and euthanizes thousands of animals. You can view PETA’s mandatory filings with the State of Virginia.
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ppffff —Please explain the following to me In all the years of my existance 5085102287 I eat animals to survive. I go to Winn Dixeys and Goodings and pay for my meat by the pound. In my travels I have eaten and enjoyed dog and cat and rat. If people werent so busy turning their noses up at food they would enjoy the taste too. So what is this site all about? I bet people that love to mouth off in here enjoy their burgers, chinese, all you can pig out on buffets or good all american hot dogs yet they come here and spew at the mouth. Just making an observation.
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“Spew at the mouth” would be a good name for an alternative rock band.
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