[ SECRET POST #4207 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4207 ⌋

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Re: Eating animals/rant/idk

[(Anonymous)]

Did you ask why they killed him? He could have been sick. He could have been overly aggressive. There are many reasons to kill arooster other than for the luls.

Re: Eating animals/rant/idk

[(Anonymous)]

OP—they said they hadn’t killed him, and I told them when I gave him up that if there were any issues I’d take him back, fines or no fines—which would’ve been $100/day up to $100k, aka “almost two day’s wages up to 6x what I make per year.”

But they regularly host a “how to kill and clean chickens” workshop—which I found out too late because they’d pulled all mentions off their website after 2014—and his feathers were everywhere, and not in a “look who’s molting” way. A family friend who used to raise and slaughter his own rabbits and chickens told me I should’ve known better, and that the same thing happened to other friends of his when they’d given this place their roosters. My rooster had been in a quarantine cage, of which they had several, for two months—which seemed excessive, but when I asked they said was normal—when they slaughtered him.