Lochaber Goat Dairy
Hidden camera footage captured in late 2019 of baby goats screaming and struggling as their budding horns are burnt off with a hot iron, in what's known as 'disbudding', a common practice of the goat dairy industry.
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Farmer from Victoria filmed burning baby goat's horns off with hot iron
Tuesday 17 Dec 2019 by
Hidden cameras have captured a farmer sawing off a baby goat's horns using a hot iron on a farm in Victoria. In a video, supplied to Daily Mail Australia by Aussie Farms, the baby goat is screaming in agony as smoke comes from its forehead. Read more >
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Victorian farm condemned after 'disturbing' footage of baby goats having horns burnt off emerges
Monday 16 Dec 2019 by
Confronting footage of a farmer appearing to sear the budding horns off of baby goats as they squeal has emerged. The video was captured by a covert camera at a Victorian farm and provided to animal welfare group Aussie Farms. Read more >
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Graphic hidden camera footage shows baby goats having their horn buds burnt off with hot irons
Monday 16 Dec 2019 by
Horrific hidden camera vision shows baby goats screaming in agony as their horn buds are burnt off with hot irons at a Victorian farm. Read more >
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‘Disturbing’ covert footage shows baby goats screaming in pain as horn buds burnt off with hot iron
Sunday 15 Dec 2019
Confronting Australian-first footage of baby goats screaming and struggling as their budding horns are burnt off with a hot iron has been released this morning by animal protection organisation, Aussie Farms. The anonymously-supplied footage was captured in recent weeks at Lochaber Farm, a large intensive goat dairy in Meredith, Victoria, owned by the popular Meredith Dairy brand. The practice, known as ‘disbudding’, aims to prevent the growth of the goats’ horns and is performed on days-old females (‘doe kids’) who are intended to join their mothers in the breeding and milking cycle. Though clearly cruel, disbudding is common on Australian... Read more >