The video shows terrible pictures. A farmer from the Ebersberg district thrusts a cattle's head with a stick. PETA has filed a complaint
- A cow was mistreated in Ebersberg, Bavaria.
- The animal protection organization PETA has now reported a farmer.
- A video of the abuse is now circulating on the web.
District - The animal protection organization PETA has reported a farmer from the southern district of Ebersberg after he is said to have brutally mistreated a helpless cattle with other people. The animal's eyes are said to have been blindfolded. PETA posted a video of the fact on Monday, February 3. This was secretly picked up by a neighbor of the farm, says Evelyn Bauer, chairwoman of the Ebersberg animal protection association .
Ebersberg (Bavaria): cow mistreated - blows to the head
Beatings repeatedly hit the head and body of the disoriented animal , which is desperately trying to avoid the blows of the cane. The cattle run unsuccessfully against a shed and get caught in a bush.
After cow abuse: Whistleblower reports incident
Video recordings of the incident had been leaked to the animal rights organization via the whistleblower form, said. PETA claims to have filed criminal charges against the parties with the Munich II public prosecutor and has informed the responsible veterinary office . The animal rights organization demands a ban on keeping animals as well as a severe punishment for the responsible farmer.
Incredible scenes in Bavaria: PETA calls for animal husbandry ban for farmers
"Unfortunately, the incredible scenes on the farm in Upper Bavaria are not an isolated case," says Edmund Haferbeck, head of the legal and scientific department at PETA . “The farmer must be severely punished with his helpers. Anyone who mistreats a cattle in such a cruel way must immediately be deprived of their license to keep animals. A ban on keeping animals is essential. ”
Cow maltreatment in Ebersberg, Bavaria: Obviously not the first attack
It is said that it was not the first attack by the farmer against one of the animals. According to PETA, a neighbor had been observing for some time that the farmer was treating the cattle in his care more and more brutally. The witness therefore filmed the current outbreak of violence on behalf of other comparable events and reported the attack to PETA . According to reports from the local animal welfare association, the veterinary office was also on site and identified other animals that needed veterinary treatment. How it will go on with the 86 animals is still unclear.
Animal welfare associations horrified after cow abuse
Evelyn Bauer from the animal protection association in the district of Ebersberg said that she had had contact with the veterinary office at the beginning of January. Medicines were also on site and examined the animals. A number of animals had been paralyzed, she was told, said Bauer.
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