 The U.S. Department of Agriculture is investigating "disturbing evidence of inhumane treatment of cattle" at a California meat supplier, the agency said. After receiving video from an animal welfare group, the USDA sent investigators to the Central Valley Meat Co. and found violations of humane handling, the agency said in a statement. "We have reviewed the video and determined that while some of the footage provided shows unacceptable treatment of cattle, it does not show anything that would compromise food safety," said Al Almanza, administrator of the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service. The USDA suspended inspections at the Hanford-based company, effectively halting slaughter operations there. Read the full story: USDA suspends slaughterhouse after video appears to show animal cruelty |
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TURN ME LOOSE WITH THE GUNS I AM NOT SUPPOSE TO OWN ON THE ONES WHO ARE DOING THIS
I will not hesitate to use it
Dear God. And we are supposed to be a civilized people.
I love meat.
It is a shame some people can't respect what God has given us.
~_~ Meat ... mmmmm. ~_~
When we are paying people to kill animals, is it any surprise they end up doing things like this?