Activists broke into the farm and stole two pigs in Austria

Published Aug 6, 2021

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The Austrian Society against Animal Farms (VGT) has been responsible for a series of hate speech, disinformation, and illegal activities, including a recent break-in at a pig farm where two pigs were stolen. This incident is part of a larger pattern of burglaries, occupations, and demonstrations directed at pig farms, leading the Association of Austrian Pig Breeders (VÖS) to announce plans to investigate and pursue legal action against those responsible. Such activities pose a threat to biosecurity and animal health, and the VÖS emphasizes its commitment to consumer demands for improved animal welfare and efforts to transition farms to higher livestock breeding standards.
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The Austrian Society against Animal Farms has long attracted attention through hate speech, disinformation and illegal activities. This time, activists broke into the farm and stole the pigs. A pig farmer is shocked by the break-ins. Due to the Verein gegen Tierfabriken (VGT) campaigns, burglaries, occupations and demonstrations in front of pig farms have increased. On Thursday morning, activists broke into a farm in Burgenland and stole two pigs. The Association of Austrian Pig Breeders (VÖS) has announced that it will investigate all legal procedures against those responsible. - says the association. Read more: The pastor sewed his mouth in defense of pseudo-ecologists Break-ins by activists pose a significant threat to the biosecurity and animal health of the farms concerned, therefore, under the Pig Health Ordinance, entry into a pig farm is only allowed in consultation with the animal owner. - underlines the VÖS. According to its own statement, VÖS takes consumer ...
Source: SwiatRolnika

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