Quality dog breeders and pet shops in the pet industry have known for years that vegans don’t want you to own a pet. They have suffered from terrorist-style attack. But what happened next has resulted in widespread anger and animal cruelty which will result in government legislation.
The rise of the “predatory activist” has shocked Australia. Anti-Animal activists posing as “anti-cruelty” have invaded farms. They have frightened livestock, injuring some who tried to escape through fences. They stole livestock . They have closed quality small businesses. They have “rescued” chickens for their cameras but failed to tell the world that they killed the chickens in the process.
They “rescue” animals living socially together and “care” for them at their homes without any consideration of what the animal needs. They feed their cats vegan diets, without any consideration of the animal’s needs (often resulting in death or serious illness) – all the while bleating about “animal cruelty”. Pets Australia members have had their homes targeted, their children threatened, they have had carcasses put at their front doors, been trolled online, picketed in the street and run off the road.
There’s NO association with animal cruelty. The activist vegan agenda is to stop you eating meat, stop your kids drinking milk, stop your Sunday omelette, stop you wearing woollen jumpers, and stop you owning a pet.
To those that employ vegans: take note. Vegans take twice as many days off work. While it’s not appropriate to discriminate, employees must be able to carry out their job tasks and abode by company policies.
PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS, YOUR LIFE AND YOUR PROPERTY! DO THIS:

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