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Toyota

Since the Dilly, Dally, Delay & Stall Law Firms are adding their billable hours, the Toyota U.S.A. and Route 44 Toyota posts have been separated here:

Route 44 Toyota Sold Me A Lemon



Friday, May 15, 2015

CAUTION: GRAPHIC VIDEO of WALMART PORK ANIMAL ABUSE, CRUELTY & TORTURE


Please add your name to end animal cruelty [there's far more that was not posted, click on the links to view....if you can endure this level of unnecessary abuse and torture]:

Please help urge Walmart to do the right thing. Take action here.

As MFA works to expose and end the exploitation of animals at the hands of the meat, egg and dairy industries, consumers still hold the greatest power of all to prevent needless suffering of farmed animals by adopting a healthy and humane vegan diet.
For more ways to get involved and show your support, go to mercyforanimals.org.


Sickening Animal Abuse Caught on Video at Walmart Pig Supplier—for the SIXTH Time! – Update on "Stop this American Horror Story. Tell Walmart to Stop Torturing Pigs"





Published on May 6, 2015
A new Mercy For Animals investigation reveals malicious animal cruelty at Seaboard Foods—a major Walmart pork supplier. Workers are seen viciously beating and striking frightened animals on their backs and faces with heavy boards and cans. Pigs are shown suffering from injuries and illness, packed into filthy, overcrowded pens. Law enforcement is now considering criminal charges. Learn more and take action at http://WalmartCruelty.com



INVESTIGATIONS AT WALMART PORK SUPPLIERS REVEAL:

Pregnant pigs confined to filthy, metal gestation crates so small they are unable to even turn around or lie down comfortably

Workers slamming conscious piglets headfirst into the ground and leaving them to suffer and slowly die

Workers ripping out the testicles and slicing off the tails of piglets without the use of any painkillers

Sick and injured pigs with severe, bleeding wounds or infections left to suffer without veterinary care




Walmart likes to tout its low prices, but when it comes to pork sold in its stores, animals are left to pay the highest price of all—lives filled with misery and deprivation. Mercy For Animals has recently conducted multiple undercover investigations at Walmart pork suppliers across the country. Time after time these investigations have revealed horrific cruelty to animals.

Seaboard FoodsColorado, 2015


On the heels of an undercover investigation of a Seaboard Foods pig factory farm in 2014, Mercy For Animals has exposed criminal cruelty to animals at another Seaboard facility in Colorado.
This time we documented:
  • Workers punching and violently hitting pigs in their faces and bodies with boards and heavy cans
  • Pigs crammed in barren concrete pens barely able to move without climbing over other animals
  • Stressed animals repeatedly biting the bars of their pens—a sign of serious mental collapse
  • Workers snaring animals and firing captive bolts into their skulls in full view of other pigs



MFA is calling on Walmart to immediately adopt new animal welfare requirements for its pork suppliers to prevent egregious animal abuse, including zero tolerance for punching and beating animals, installing live-stream cameras to deter abuse, and prohibiting Seaboard Foods and its other pork suppliers from confining pigs in inherently cruel gestation crates.

Seaboard FoodsColorado, 2014



At a factory farm in Colorado owned by Seaboard Foods—one of the largest pork producers in the country—an investigator with Mercy For Animals used a hidden camera to document:
  • Pregnant pigs locked in tiny metal gestation crates unable to walk, turn around, or lie down comfortably for nearly their entire lives
  • Workers slicing off the tails and ripping out the testicles of piglets using dull razors and their fingers
  • Mother pigs afflicted with open wounds and pressure sores left to suffer without proper veterinary care
  • Workers hitting piglets with rock-filled gas cans to force them into overcrowded walkways and transport trucks


Pigs raised for pork sold at Walmart stores are treated as mere meat-producing machines. Their short lives are filled with misery and deprivation. Common sense tells us that animals with legs should be able to walk, run, and exercise. Keeping highly intelligent and social animals confined in cages so small they can’t even turn around for nearly their entire lives is blatant cruelty.

Tyson Pork GroupOklahoma, 2013



A Mercy For Animals investigator worked at Tyson Pork Group's West Coast Farm facility between September and October of 2013 and documented:
  • Workers viciously punching, kicking, beating, and violently shaking animals and pulling out their hair
  • Piglets having their tails hacked off and their testicles ripped out of their bodies without painkillers
  • Workers slamming conscious piglets headfirst against the ground and spiking them like footballs
  • Pregnant pigs confined to tiny, maggot-infested gestation crates barely able to move for their entire lives
  • Workers shoving their fingers into pigs' eyes, hitting them with wooden boards, and throwing a heavy bowling ball at their heads
  • Piglets left to suffer and slowly die on dead piles without proper veterinary care



World-renowned animal welfare expert Dr. Temple Grandin reviewed the undercover video footage and compared the abusive handling of animals to the "notorious Westland Hallmark video" that led to the largest meat recall in U.S. history.

Pipestone SystemMinnesota, 2013


Between August and September of 2013, an MFA investigator working at Pipestone System's Rosewood Farms in Pipestone, Minnesota, documented the following abuses:
  • Pregnant pigs confined to filthy, metal gestation crates so small they were unable to even turn around or lie down comfortably
  • Workers slamming conscious piglets headfirst into the ground and leaving them to suffer and slowly die
  • Workers ripping out the testicles and slicing off the tails of piglets without the use of any painkillers
  • Sick and injured pigs with severe, bleeding wounds or infections left to suffer without veterinary care
  • Workers punching, beating and screaming at animals to move them
Watch the hidden-camera footage here:










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