Help ...Looking for a compound in Jeddah
#46
Re: Help ...Looking for a compound in Jeddah
I was not judging anyone for eating a cat or a dog. I don't eat fluffy lambs either. I have issue with people stringing a dog up by its four quarters, alive, then removing its skin and fur, then throwing its still alive and in the most terrible pain into a pit with other skinned and still alive puppies, dogs and cats. I would not like the same fate to fall on any animal. Why they cannot just kill them first, is beyond me. This is not an icolated problem, this is happening to millions of puppies, kittens and adult dogs and cats in China right this second.
The fur is then sold in the US/ Europe and Russia and a fair bit prob in Dubai too. It takes 25 german shepherd puppies to make a coat. 5 lab puppies to make a rug. Nice eh?
The fur is then sold in the US/ Europe and Russia and a fair bit prob in Dubai too. It takes 25 german shepherd puppies to make a coat. 5 lab puppies to make a rug. Nice eh?
#47
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yes its not nice and if anyone sends you a clip of the secret filming of it the please do not watch it. I was violently sick afterwards and cried for days. The image now in my head will stay with me for the rest of my life. The person filming said that the screams were awful. It makes me love and pamper my little fur child even more everytime i think about it. She is right this minute sitting at my feet as I work.... Love her to bits...
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Re: Help ...Looking for a compound in Jeddah
yes its not nice and if anyone sends you a clip of the secret filming of it the please do not watch it. I was violently sick afterwards and cried for days. The image now in my head will stay with me for the rest of my life. The person filming said that the screams were awful. It makes me love and pamper my little fur child even more everytime i think about it. She is right this minute sitting at my feet as I work.... Love her to bits...
Will have to take extra care with our 2 cats when we get them over there, thank God we're in a compound patrolled by the army so no body can get in and whisk them away !!
#49
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Don't think you need to worry about the cats too much but you might if you plan a move to China!!
#50
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MM, xx
#54
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I've seen the seemingly wanton torture of animals first hand in Taiwan, in a night market called Snake Alley. Even though it was (only) a snake being skinned and tortured, it still made my stomach turn. But at the end of the day, it is their culture, and we have our culture, and we don't have a right to preach and tell them how to live their lives, even if it makes us feel sick.
To be fair, I thought it was the labourers here you were talking about.
To be fair, I thought it was the labourers here you were talking about.
#55
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I've seen the seemingly wanton torture of animals first hand in Taiwan, in a night market called Snake Alley. Even though it was (only) a snake being skinned and tortured, it still made my stomach turn. But at the end of the day, it is their culture, and we have our culture, and we don't have a right to preach and tell them how to live their lives, even if it makes us feel sick.
To be fair, I thought it was the labourers here you were talking about.
To be fair, I thought it was the labourers here you were talking about.
#56
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I've seen the seemingly wanton torture of animals first hand in Taiwan, in a night market called Snake Alley. Even though it was (only) a snake being skinned and tortured, it still made my stomach turn. But at the end of the day, it is their culture, and we have our culture, and we don't have a right to preach and tell them how to live their lives, even if it makes us feel sick.
To be fair, I thought it was the labourers here you were talking about.
To be fair, I thought it was the labourers here you were talking about.
As long as there are woman out there that like wearing fur (fur coat and nae knickers as they say in Glasgow) then they will continue to breed cats and dogs for fur.
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Re: Help ...Looking for a compound in Jeddah
i last month was offered some dog to eat in korea. I thought it was a piss take until i seen a lorry load of labrador-like dogs on their way to the slaughterhouse
(my Korean collegue confirmed my fears)
(my Korean collegue confirmed my fears)
#58
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A wonderful wonderful woman. It will take a lot more than her of course and dog and cat meat is a million(s) $ industry and so is the fur. So sad really.
#59
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ok.....cat among the pidgeons and all that...
But what makes a cat or a dog so different from a little lamb or a fluffy bunny? Horsemeat is eaten as well...cows, little babes, cute chickens...
And I am not talking about the way they are being slaughtered, that should be done as 'humane' as possible....
But what makes a cat or a dog so different from a little lamb or a fluffy bunny? Horsemeat is eaten as well...cows, little babes, cute chickens...
And I am not talking about the way they are being slaughtered, that should be done as 'humane' as possible....
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Re: Help ...Looking for a compound in Jeddah
ok.....cat among the pidgeons and all that...
But what makes a cat or a dog so different from a little lamb or a fluffy bunny? Horsemeat is eaten as well...cows, little babes, cute chickens...
And I am not talking about the way they are being slaughtered, that should be done as 'humane' as possible....
But what makes a cat or a dog so different from a little lamb or a fluffy bunny? Horsemeat is eaten as well...cows, little babes, cute chickens...
And I am not talking about the way they are being slaughtered, that should be done as 'humane' as possible....
horses are for riding and dogs and cats are for stroking