, from 269 Israel (click here for more photos)
"On
May 25th, anonymous 269Life activists released animals from the prison they
were dying in. What is the difference between breaking in and release? What is
the difference between crime and saving lives? Look at the pictures. And now
imagine you were trapped, robbed of your freedom, separated from your family,
left to die of hunger and thirst. Imagine yourself as an animal who is not
considered neither a 'pet' nor a 'useful' animal but a 'pest', an animal whose
killing is permitted, even desired. Imagine the moments of disabling terror, of
pain and dying, when a figure arrives, and without demanding anything in
return, without even knowing you, that figure tears for you an opening to
freedom, to life. That figure that respects any animal, regardless of skin
texture, whether a creature of fur or feathers, that figure that would not walk
on past a wire-mesh trap unjustly holding sentient beings, the figure carrying
a bolt cutter, always.
Every
animal deserves justice, compassion and freedom. We are all 269.
In
Israel crows are considered a pest. The authorities trap them and kill them by
starvation, by shooting, by poison or by breaking their necks. Today an AR
activist awarded several crows trapped in a starvation trap a second chance on
life. We wish to thank those masked activists for what they did for the
voiceless animals."
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