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  • Burdock
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    ahh...poor old Shambo

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  • King Cnvt
    started a topic You guys will love this one

    You guys will love this one

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/south_west/6637359.stm

    Hindus have launched a last minute appeal to politicians to prevent the slaughter of a sacred bull which has tested positive for tuberculosis.
    The bull, Shambo, lives in a shrine in Llanpumsaint, Carmarthenshire.

    Officials at the Skanda Vale Temple and the Hindu Forum of Britain, say the killing of cows and bulls is against their religious principles.

    But the Welsh assembly government said infected animals were slaughtered to "protect both human and animal health".

    Shambo tested positive in routine bovine TB screening and was placed in isolation.

    Agriculture officials intend to start discussing whether to slaughter the six-year-old British Friesian on 14 May, but the temple is mounting a legal challenge and has begun an online petition to save Shambo.


    Only in Britain eh?

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