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Posted by: mldolan at Sat Jun 14 13:28:56 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mldolan ] in one of my more evil feeling days i decided to put some of the major animal rights organizations on the spot, I called the National humane society, PETA, and the ASPCA, gave them a sob story about a neighbor/friend who had a bunch of mice that they could not take care of and knowing that i kept snakes, gave them to me. as a "concerned citizen against animal cruelty" I needed advice on how best to put down the mice that I had been given, painlessly and quickly. the ASPCA told me to just drop the LIVE mouse in and let "nature take its course" the National Humane Society (just another arm of PETA) suggested cervical dislocation (breaking necks). i called a few vets and they were equally divided between cervical dislocation and controlled atmosphere killing (CAK) basically a small amount of dry ice in a container with holes punched in it. place it and the mice in a larger container and in about a minute the mice will just fall asleep and expire from hypoxia. no stress, no pain, no suffering. PETA wouldn't give me a straight answer no matter what. they understood my dilemma but they only approved of euthanizing mice by lethal injection even though it would render then unfit for snake consumption. I dealt with this young girl who was completely unprepared for this ethical dilemma, poor little freak, I told her about cervical dislocation, and CAK but she insisted those were not PETA approved options. i let her of the hook after about a week, and stopped calling. Ironically PETA sent out a press release claiming a major victory at KFC in canada forcing them to use CAK in all their chicken processing plants. | ||
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