Thomas Muller and his partner have been accused of animal abuse: "It's just awful"

In the possessions of the Bayern Munich star horse farm and according to the rights organization PETA, the attempts to generate maximum profit from the sale of their semen caused "unnecessary" injuries

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14/02/2022

Monday, 14 February 2022, 09:27

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A few days after the Kurt Zuma affair, documented by his brother abusing his cat, another football star was brought to the forefront on charges of animal abuse.

Last night (Sunday) serious accusations were leveled against Thomas Müller and his partner Lisa, claiming that they are doing everything they can to maximize profits from the farm they own - also at the expense of horse health.

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The Bayern Munich star and the German national team have a horse farm owned by him and his partner Lisa, a horse rider by profession, and recently the footballer posted on social media announcing the injury of one of their favorite horses: "Unfortunately, we have bad news. Our favorite horse, D'Avi "He was injured and will not be fit for the next few months. He was injured in the hoof area and will need complete rest, but he is tough and it could have been worse," said Thomas Muller.

But it turns out that the injury was not natural and it is doubtful whether it touches the hoof of the beloved horse that won the titles.

According to recent reports, the Muller couple are taking an active part in the stud industry and are selling frozen seed of the quality horses on the farm for 200 euros and animal organizations led by PETA, one of the oldest and best known rights organizations, have decided to attack after the horse was injured.

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"It's just awful that horse lovers are forcing their animals to perform unnatural sexual acts and against their will to make the most of them," said PETA spokeswoman Jana Hogger, "the horse d'aibi injury is unnecessary and could have been prevented."

It should be noted that despite PETA's claims, there is no evidence that Thomas Muller or his partner Lisa are guilty of one tort or another or responsible for the horse's injury.

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