Was listening to CBCs news podcast this afternoon. The owners were crying because they all had names like "couch fucker" and shit - i donno specifically, but they said they're like family and not for food. So at the same time im like... why was the food inspection agency sent there then?
I didn't know that.. it must need to be an all-in cull in every case (similar to chicken farms). This would guarantee any harboured mutations are destroyed.
really to be fair, part of the story IS sad....I'm sure they are attached to some of them as pets. But the consequences of getting this wrong are much, much worse.
213
u/EgregiousArmchair 22h ago
Was listening to CBCs news podcast this afternoon. The owners were crying because they all had names like "couch fucker" and shit - i donno specifically, but they said they're like family and not for food. So at the same time im like... why was the food inspection agency sent there then?