The Hidden Face of Pork

Anna Pippus November 7, 2012

Canadians for Ethical Treatment of Food Animals (CETFA) has released an investigation into the treatment of pigs at an Ontario pig barn.

CETFA investigators state that they documented:

  • Severely injured pigs, unable to stand up or walk, left to languish and slowly die without veterinary care;
  • Pigs suffering from serious untreated illnesses and injuries,
    including eye infections, severely swollen joints, and large, open
    pus-filled abscesses;
  • Dead pigs left in pens with live pigs who were scavenged upon;
  • Pens so overcrowded pigs had to climb over one another to move; and
  • One pig removed by investigators who had abscesses so advanced he had to be euthanized.

Watch the shocking footage below, share with your networks, then visit ChooseVeg.ca for more information about factory farming in Canada and tips and recipes for making compassionate food choices. 

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