Animals' instincts are even more tuned-in than many peoples'. Yes of course they sense when they are bound for the slaughterhouse. And they certainly sense it when they are there. They can't all be dispatched at once, magically. They will have to wait in line, smelling and hearing everything in front of them, and attuning to the panic and fear.. Can a human imagine what that feels like?
And equally disturbing is the humans' attitude to animals on their way to slaughter....I mean....piglets packed in so tightly that their guts are pushed out of their backsides?? All for a bacon sandwich?
And equally disturbing is the humans' attitude to animals on their way to slaughter....I mean....piglets packed in so tightly that their guts are pushed out of their backsides?? All for a bacon sandwich?
