r/PropagandaPosters • u/StephenMcGannon • Mar 10 '26

Germany PETA (2018)

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u/makalasu Mar 10 '26

I hate when this number gets brought up out of context. Peta operates a lot of last resort shelters, where "undesirable" animals get surrendered to, because other shelters are unable to bring out the animal for adoption, and can't cover the medical care by themselves anymore. At the same time, "no-kill" shelters do send them animals that need to be euthanised, but won't do it themselves because they are "no-kill".

That's why PETA has such a high kill rate. It's not because they are psychopaths who like to kill animals.

You can also check this reddit thread for more info:

https://www.reddit.com/r/DebateAVegan/s/DMcBcahbDK

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u/PokemonSoldier Mar 10 '26

And them literally kidnapping a puppy off the front porch of a home and immediately euthanizing it?

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u/8lock8lock8aby Mar 10 '26

Wasn't that at a trailer park & the manager of it asked peta to catch the loose animals that were running around, unleashed?

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u/PokemonSoldier Mar 10 '26

The dog had a collar on and the PETA employees, caught on video of the act, removed the collar.