Well ya might want to pray for all us ranchers here in the US since we do the same thing. When genetics get tight we bring in new bull’s and sell off what we don’t want anymore. The rejects go to market where they’re killed, butchered, packaged and resold to be eaten. To bad there’s not a market for lion meat.
That freeper was responding to my post 25.
Send them to China. They will eat anything.
I ranch too, Dusty, so what part of you said is key. When there are animals we don’t want or need we send them to the market. At that market those animals are given the opportunity to be picked up by other farmers or ranchers or whoever may want them.
I don’t like waste of any kind and this Danish zoo is apparently deciding to rid itself of certain animals but not even entertaining the idea of contacting other zoos or animal sanctuaries anywhere to see if they’d be interested in them. An official with the Columbus, OH zoo was on tv last night saying how they were never made aware of the giraffe or lions by the Danish zoo but would have either taken them or helped them find a place to go.
I can’t imagine that there aren’t other facilities all over the world that would take another giraffe or some lions for their collection. At least give someone the chance before wantonly destroying them out of convenience.