Dollop of Cruelty: Animal Abuse Exposed at Daisy Brand Dairy

Matt Rice October 9, 2015
Heartbreaking cruelty to animals has been uncovered at Daisy
Farms in Texas—a massive dairy factory farm and supplier to Daisy Brand sour
cream and cottage cheese.
The disturbing video by PETA broke this morning on CBS
News
and showed newborn calves, who had been ripped away from their mothers,
choking and gagging as workers forced feeding tubes down their throats. Cows
who were pregnant or had just given birth were kicked, beaten, and stabbed with
pens and knives.
After having their horn buds painfully burned out of their
skulls with caustic paste, hours-old baby calves were isolated in plastic
hutches, unable to nurse from their mothers or see any other calves.
Here is the shocking video footage:

Multiple undercover investigations by Mercy For Animals
have exposed sickening and often illegal animal abuse at dairy factory farms
across North America, including
workers viciously beating, stabbing, and dragging sick and injured cows. In
fact, every time MFA investigators go behind the closed doors of dairy factory
farms they document acts of blatant cruelty and violence that shock and horrify
most people.
Watch
and share all of MFA’s dairy investigations at GotMisery.com.
And
remember, the best way to help cows and other farmed animals is to wean
yourself off of milk and other animal products. Click here for a list of some of our
favorite dairy-free alternatives to cow’s milk and cheese.

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