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WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT - A Cambodian slaughterhouse would process between 2000 and 5000 dogs a year, according to animal welfare charity Four Paws
An animal welfare charity has shut down what appeared to be a dog meat farm that butchered family pets.
Pictures show how dogs would be held in holding pens before being butchered with some even turned into bar snacks.
The Cambodian slaughterhouse was processing between 2,000 and 5,000 dogs a year, according to animal welfare charity Four Paws.
Dr Katherine Polak, a veterinarian at Four Paws, first heard about the slaughterhouse from local restaurants who used it as a supplier.
The first thing she saw at the rural property in the Takeo province, just outside of Phnom Penh, was a dying tree with caged dogs underneath.
She told Yahoo News : “The tree was apparently in full bloom about a year ago, but it’s just been dying from all the blood and urine and faeces.
“There’s a smell, there’s a stench to it, it’s really heartbreaking.”
“The farmer would hit them over the head and then put their back legs into the cage,” she said.
“So the other dogs would watching this, waiting for their turn.
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An animal welfare charity has shut down what appeared to be a dog meat farm that butchered family pets.
Pictures show how dogs would be held in holding pens before being butchered with some even turned into bar snacks.
The Cambodian slaughterhouse was processing between 2,000 and 5,000 dogs a year, according to animal welfare charity Four Paws.
Dr Katherine Polak, a veterinarian at Four Paws, first heard about the slaughterhouse from local restaurants who used it as a supplier.
The first thing she saw at the rural property in the Takeo province, just outside of Phnom Penh, was a dying tree with caged dogs underneath.
She told Yahoo News : “The tree was apparently in full bloom about a year ago, but it’s just been dying from all the blood and urine and faeces.
“There’s a smell, there’s a stench to it, it’s really heartbreaking.”
“The farmer would hit them over the head and then put their back legs into the cage,” she said.
“So the other dogs would watching this, waiting for their turn.
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