

Sono immagini che si commentano da sole per il
dolore inflitto ad un cucciolo ignaro e spaventato,
dopo essere stato catturato, legato, ingabbiato
e inserito in ambienti sconosciuti e spaventosi,
obbligato con la violenza e la tortura a
comportamenti innaturali...solo per assomigliare
grottescamente all'uomo!!!
DIFFONDETE QUESTO IMMENSO SCHIFO E
DATE IL BUON ESEMPIO AI VOSTRI BAMBINI E NIPOTI!!
Messaggio della PETA :
At Ringling Bros. circus, still-nursing 18- to 24-month-old baby elephants
are captured rodeo-style, roped around all four legs, tethered
neck-to-neck to an "anchor" elephant, and dragged away from their
mothers. From this point forward in their lives, every movement,
every instinct, and every natural form of behavior is subjected to
suppression and discipline at the whim of the trainer.
The baby elephants are restrained
with ropes
or chains
on a concrete
floor in a barn for up to 23 hours a day in order to break
their spirits.
They are never allowed to play outdoors and are
denied all that is
natural and important to them.
Never-before-seen photographs given
to PETA by a
whistleblower reveal that this is the
real way that they
teach baby elephants to learn circus "tricks"
through cruelty.
Bound with ropes in the practice area, baby elephants
are wrestled
by several adult mensome using sharp bullhooks and
electric shock
prodsslammed to the ground, and aggressively
pushed and pulled
into positions that will eventually be incorporated
into a circus
routine. The frightened baby elephants cry out,
but according to
the whistleblower, Ringling uses loud music to muffle
their screams.
The whistleblower is former elephant handler
Sam Haddock,
who worked at Ringling's Center for Elephant
Conservation, a
breeding and training center, in Polk City, Florida, off and on
between 1997 and 2005. His late wife had
urged him to do the
right thing and expose Ringling's torturous treatment of
elephants at its so-called "conservation center."
A short time
after providing PETA with
dozens of disturbing images and a
statement detailing how baby elephants are tied up and t
heir spirits are broken,
Mr. Haddock, too, passed
away following a sudden illness.
Please explore the photos that
Mr. and Mrs. Haddock
wanted the world to see and share
them with everyone
you know through e-mail or on sites such
as Facebook and Twitter.
Please remember these images the next time
the circus comes to town, and don't attend, as
that is the best way to stop the abuse of
these baby elephants. Thank you.
Very truly yours,
Ingrid Newkirk Signature
Ingrid E. Newkirk
President
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