The Bendigo Livestock Exchange must provide shelter to all animals in its care
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Sonya Skok
5 years ago
Please provide shelter for these poor sheep!
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Leanne Pascoe
5 years ago
That is so cruel. All animals should be provided with shelter from all sorts of weather.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Not even providing shade, Callously indifferent to animal suffering. Utterly reprehensible.
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Chris Phillips
5 years ago
Live animals should all be kept in comfortable conditions no matter their destination. It’s simply the humane thing to do. Not hard to figure out.
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Darren Evans
5 years ago
Nor providing adequate shelter and shade for animals put in this position is cruel and is something that can be easily remedied and provide some compassion in regard to these animals welfare.
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Mathilde de Koning
5 years ago
I see that a lot of shopping centres are now building structures that provide shade for their consumers cars, as due to climate change, we are getting hotter, and to leave your car only for a few hours in the heat, makes them like an oven to touch, YET farmers are allowed to chop down every tree, every shrub that would provide shade for the sheep in the paddocks, they are out there Day in day out during the hottest times of the year - WITHOUT ANY SHADE AT ALL, during the winter millions of lambs die of cold, shame to the farmers for taking away their protection from the harsh Australian elements, it seems that people care more about protecting their cars, then defenceless Animals, Change the law, make them provide shade and end their suffering.
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MR ROBIN RAMSAY
5 years ago
Dear friends: please make sure that sheep in your care are properly protected.
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Glenda Farrer
5 years ago
Please make sure sheep in your Live Stock Exchange always have access to shelter, it is not okay to let them be exposed to extremes in temperature with no way to cool off.
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Joanne Bell
5 years ago
How can having animals out in the full sun in saleyard conditions even be a thing? This is so overdue for addressing.
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Angela Jones-Knowles
5 years ago
How do you sleep at night knowing you treating helpless sentient beings like senseless objects
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Judy Evans
5 years ago
Please show compassion - humans and animals seek shade when the temperature is high. It is easy to do. And lazy and cruel when you don’t do it
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Di Le Maistre
5 years ago
In this day and age, how is the unnecessary cruelty to Animals in any form still allowed.? I honestly don't understand humans.
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Liz bodvai
5 years ago
Like do the decent thing
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Gena Fawns
5 years ago
Come on Bendigo... sheep need shelter!
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Julia Russell
5 years ago
All animals need protection from the elements. Observing cattle, sheep, horses, etc you will notice they all seek shelter in a paddock from either heat or rain.
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Melanie de Bree
5 years ago
It is vital that Animals have shelter in all weather conditions especially during the intense heat of Australian summer months.
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Heather Cooke
5 years ago
These animals suffer greatly without the further stress of lack of shelter.
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Saskia Cornell
5 years ago
Our lifestock must be protected. Do not let them suffer.
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Carolyn Bischof
5 years ago
It is one of the five freedoms, for animals to seek and have shelter. Adequate shelter is a basic requirement for all mammals.
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Kerryn Greshner
5 years ago
Unacceptable to ignore the guidelines, sale yards are not a law unto tthemselves !
Please provide shelter for these poor sheep!
That is so cruel. All animals should be provided with shelter from all sorts of weather.
Not even providing shade, Callously indifferent to animal suffering. Utterly reprehensible.
Live animals should all be kept in comfortable conditions no matter their destination. It’s simply the humane thing to do. Not hard to figure out.
Nor providing adequate shelter and shade for animals put in this position is cruel and is something that can be easily remedied and provide some compassion in regard to these animals welfare.
I see that a lot of shopping centres are now building structures that provide shade for their consumers cars, as due to climate change, we are getting hotter, and to leave your car only for a few hours in the heat, makes them like an oven to touch, YET farmers are allowed to chop down every tree, every shrub that would provide shade for the sheep in the paddocks, they are out there Day in day out during the hottest times of the year - WITHOUT ANY SHADE AT ALL, during the winter millions of lambs die of cold, shame to the farmers for taking away their protection from the harsh Australian elements, it seems that people care more about protecting their cars, then defenceless Animals, Change the law, make them provide shade and end their suffering.
Dear friends: please make sure that sheep in your care are properly protected.
Please make sure sheep in your Live Stock Exchange always have access to shelter, it is not okay to let them be exposed to extremes in temperature with no way to cool off.
How can having animals out in the full sun in saleyard conditions even be a thing? This is so overdue for addressing.
How do you sleep at night knowing you treating helpless sentient beings like senseless objects
Please show compassion - humans and animals seek shade when the temperature is high. It is easy to do. And lazy and cruel when you don’t do it
In this day and age, how is the unnecessary cruelty to Animals in any form still allowed.? I honestly don't understand humans.
Like do the decent thing
Come on Bendigo... sheep need shelter!
All animals need protection from the elements. Observing cattle, sheep, horses, etc you will notice they all seek shelter in a paddock from either heat or rain.
It is vital that Animals have shelter in all weather conditions especially during the intense heat of Australian summer months.
These animals suffer greatly without the further stress of lack of shelter.
Our lifestock must be protected. Do not let them suffer.
It is one of the five freedoms, for animals to seek and have shelter. Adequate shelter is a basic requirement for all mammals.
Unacceptable to ignore the guidelines, sale yards are not a law unto tthemselves !