Activists release Mink

Man these 'activists' are uneducated when it comes to the animals the purport to save. Releasing animals that only know captivity is a death sentence, slow and painful in most cases.

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The Canada Mink Breeders Association is offering a $75,000 reward to catch the people who released more than 1,500 mink from a farm near St. Mary's, Ont., on the weekend.


Although most of the animals were recaptured, more than 100 died.

On Wednesday, the California-based North American Animal Liberation Press Office sent out a release saying it had received an anonymous communique from animal activists claiming responsibility.

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http://www.ottawasun.com/2015/06/04/...y-mink-release

Yes. Better they starve or are flattened by a car or become someone else's dinner because they don't have the learned skills to survive on their own.

It's got nothing to do with animals, it's got to do with control.
Well paid and funded manipulators in California getting naive Canadian pawns to carry out acts of terrorism.
I hope they are identified, but I have no expectation the farmer will see any justice.

Usually these things involve a small group of individuals who do a number of crimes in a local area. Usually it's a group of like-minded students who find each other and escalate into this kind of stuff through that group dynamic where they have to prove to each other how committed they are. They do their thing for several years but then they grow up and scatter and it comes to an end.

For several years in the 1990s there was a group of people in Guelph who were running around doing stuff like this.

Over the past few years there has been a string of incidents through Norfolk, etc. So a new group of students at another school.

St. Mary's is a bit far afield for them. Might be a new group. Or maybe they're just ambitious.

There have been a lot of these attacks in NS. My Aunt has either the largest or one of the largest Mink farms but luckily they have never been hit.

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

My Aunt has either the largest or one of the largest Mink farms but luckily they have never been hit.

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Makes me wonder if they have security cameras etc at the facility that was hit, with the money invested you'd think that would be a given.....does you Aunt have intrusion protection ?

To be honest I don't know if they do. I suspect this day an age they must. They didn't back in the 1980's but they also were not as big I think she has around 20 thousand mink.

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Originally Posted by MikePal

Makes me wonder if they have security cameras etc at the facility that was hit, with the money invested you'd think that would be a given.....does you Aunt have intrusion protection ?

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One would think that the farmers should invest a couple of german shepherds. You could almost choke on the irony of animal rights activists being bit by an animal while trying to free other animals. I heard the reward is $75000; I should go undercover with the antis for that kind of cake.

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Originally Posted by hunterdave

One would think that the farmers should invest a couple of german shepherds. You could almost choke on the irony of animal rights activists being bit by an animal while trying to free other animals. I heard the reward is $75000; I should go undercover with the antis for that kind of cake.

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The only problem with the dogs is that the owner can be charged if he knows they will bite someone.If they will not bite tresspassers,what good are they?. Even if someone is robbing you blind,you could be charged for having a cross dog.Makes a lot of sense eh!!! Personally,if someone has broken in to your house and is robbing you I could care less if a dog tore their throat out.

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Originally Posted by hunterdave

I heard the reward is $75000; I should go undercover with the antis for that kind of cake.

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I suspect they smell like Occupy or Idle types. But for 75 G's you could put up with a lot of stink !

Looks like the same group may have struck again....

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Fur farmers in southwestern Ontario are rattled after more than 8,000 mink were released during two recent break-ins.Kirk Rankin with RBR Fur Farms Inc. is still trying to recover the last of about 6,800 mink that were let out of four sheds after a perimeter fence was cut open overnight Tuesday.

He says other farmers from seven mink facilities in Perth County are on edge because it is the second break-in since late May.

Activists from the Animal Liberation Front have taken responsibility for the first incident at the neighbouring Glenwood Fur Farm that involved the release of about 1,600 mink.

Will Hazlitt, a press officer with the organization, says he suspects activists were responsible for this week's release but nothing has been confirmed.

Const. Kees Wijnands says investigators don't know who is responsible and are asking anyone with information to come forward.

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http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2015/07...n_7762924.html

Dbag hippies that need an arse wooping and a real job.