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Is A Goldfish An Animal?
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http:// www.wor cestern ews.co. uk/news /region al/1141 8731.Ro ss_on_W ye_man_ avoids_ prison_ sentenc e_after _drinki ng_four _fish_i n_Neck_ Nominat ion_dar e/
Yes the question could be "is this person an animal"?
But I don't want to discuss the disgusting drinking 'game' called 'Neck Nomination', but what I need to ask is "was the RSPC going a little over the top over this?
The court heard that this idiot will be able to keep his pet goldfish as Magistrates declined to disqualify him from owning animals. He could have also faced a six month jail sentence, and under the Animal Welfare Act, 'torturing or killing' the fish - each several centimetres in length - carries the same weight as killing four horses.
Do we make it a criminal offence to hook fish in angling, or allowing them to die out of water during commercial fishing, or even boiling a lobster alive.
/// Wooding was sentenced to an 18-month conditional discharge for two offences under the Animal Welfare Act; causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal and failing to ensure the welfare of an animal of which we was responsible for. ///
Yes the question could be "is this person an animal"?
But I don't want to discuss the disgusting drinking 'game' called 'Neck Nomination', but what I need to ask is "was the RSPC going a little over the top over this?
The court heard that this idiot will be able to keep his pet goldfish as Magistrates declined to disqualify him from owning animals. He could have also faced a six month jail sentence, and under the Animal Welfare Act, 'torturing or killing' the fish - each several centimetres in length - carries the same weight as killing four horses.
Do we make it a criminal offence to hook fish in angling, or allowing them to die out of water during commercial fishing, or even boiling a lobster alive.
/// Wooding was sentenced to an 18-month conditional discharge for two offences under the Animal Welfare Act; causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal and failing to ensure the welfare of an animal of which we was responsible for. ///
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Mrs jom recently bought a crab ...a live crab. So looked up on the web the most humane way of killing it (didn't fancy eating it alive) and a seafood company recommended stabbing it in the vitals. Apparently dropping a crab or lobster in boiling water cause legs to drop off and other problems which are deleterious to the quality of the meat..
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