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The story of Justice

Reblogged from Canadians for Ethical Treatment of Food Animals (CETFA):

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Justice was a domestic pig born in a massive sow operation to a mother trapped within a steel and concrete "gestation crate" (actual barn pictured below).

After just 2-3 weeks with his mother, Justice was moved to a grow-out facility (pictured below).  There he lived in an overcrowded, filthy shed infested with mice and flies until CETFA investigators discovered him.

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Everyone who comes here to enjoy Gypsy's "The Cat's Meow" is an animal lover. Not all are vegan. We seem to see a difference between those animals that are traditional pets and those that are not. All animals are sentient and farm animals have a particularly hard, cruel, and unnatural life ... and "life" may be an overstatement. We know from our companion animals that animals do process information, have distinct personalities, love and have preferences, experience fear and joy. Farm animals are quite the same as our companion animals. They also have nervous systems (which plants do not), just like the human animal and our companion animals. This story of Justice, a factory-farmed pig, is tragic and reinforces a commitment to the kind vegan way of life. Jamie and Gypsy
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FACE-TO-FACE WITH A CHEETAH

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“Cat’s will be cats, eh? I love us.”

Gypsy photo ~ © 2013, KarenFayeth, All rights reserved
Kitty gif courtesy of Cat Stuff: Thousands of Animations
Cheetah ~ via Wikipedia, portrait at Whipsnade Zoo (England) by William Warby and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license … details HERE.