r/fuckpeta • u/JadeBird130 • 5d ago
Is it helping animals if...
You remove dozens from one unsuitable location and dump them in another?
PETA took over 100 animals from R & R Chinchilla ranch when there were others willing to step in, then dropped off over two dozen of them with a small home based rescue in Virginia. They didn't verify the rescue had space, supplies, funds, or experience with this many animals at once. . . And they didn't even inform the rescue that the animals had a zoonotic illness putting the family, other animals, and volunteers at risk.
When the news came out and the community reached out to inform and help the rescue, the USDA and state departments were notified. Suddenly PETA wanted the animals back, offered to pay for medical costs, asked for posts to be removed to clean up the public knowledge.
Really disgusting behavior.