Bureaucracy saves the day! /s
this post was submitted on 02 Nov 2024
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My squirrel moment. Kill these heartless bureaucratic fuckers. It is a human filth that doesn’t belong to the civilised world
Unfortunately the animal bit a person, so they had no real choice in the matter. There is no reliable way to test for rabies without killing the animal, and vaccines are not guaranteed to prevent spreading infection.
This is such fucking bullshit, so you corner an animal, it bites you, then you shoot the animal because it bit you?
I hope you never own or work with animals.
No, you surgically remove the animal's brain tissue to test for rabies and ascertain whether more serious treatment is required for the bitten. It should also be noted that the animals were never vaccinated themselves, because even if a provider were in the area the man with the animals was never certified as a rescue and rehab after seven years.
Handing over the animals safely and with minimal harm would be the handlers responsibility, the inspector being bitten is the fault of the handler.
What? They fucking swat raided the place and turned house upside down, what kind of safely handling option are you talking about
See clearly we read different articles
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I read this article a couple days ago. It reminded me of this short tale:
"I was just going through our daily routine of feeding all of our 71 rescued horses"
Okay now he's just flexing