May 25, 2023 –
244 views
On 19, 20 and 21 May, the Essere Animali investigation team visited farms affected by the floods in the provinces of Ravenna and ForlĂŹ-Cesena, in order to document the conditions of the animals confined in factory farms of the region.
Emilia-Romagna is – together with Lombardy, Veneto and Piedmont – one of the regions of Italy with the largest number of reared animals and intensive structures, with more than 20 million poultry and over 1 million pigs reared per month.
The situation was dramatic and the most striking case was that of Bertinoro, where a farm with thousands of pigs was still partially flooded, with no operation underway to feed and rescue the animals.
Source: Eurogroupforanimals.org
700,000 Farm Animals Die In British Columbia Floods, Death Toll Expected To Rise
Up to $5,000 Reward: PETA Seeks Anyone Who Recognizes Starved Dog Found Dead in Abandoned Crate
PETA Exposé: Toxic Waste, Disease, and Dead Monkeys at UW Monkey Facilities
New Exposé: 360 Beagle Puppies Bred for Experiments Found Dead at Envigo
New ExposĂ©: 360 Beagle Puppies Bred for Experiments Found Dead at NIH-Contracted Intâl Breeding Mill
Dozens of Animals Allegedly Abandoned by U.S. Government, Left in Danger in Afghanistan
Auction Block or Chopping Block? For These Animals Being Sold Like Furniture, Itâs One in the Same (PETA Video ExposĂ©)
Video: Chained Dog Abandoned After Ownerâs COVID-19 Death Is Unrecognizable After Rescue
Reward Reaches $6,000 in Abandoned Chihuahua Case
Reward for abandoned dog Coco
Reports: Two Wild Animals Kept as âPetsâ Shot Dead Following Attacks
Photos: A Happy Holiday for 72 Animals Rescued From Decrepit Roadside Zoo
