Doreys_Mum
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However, she did prolapse on the thursday and he did want to get her shot on the friday - but no can do, as the knackerman who collects his stock for free doesn't collect on fridays or the weekend...
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I'm shocked. I don't know any farmer that would leave an animal like this. Your local hunt would have dispatched her for free.
How terribly sad and cruel.
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Actually, they wouldn't. Neither was a baby cow. Even the hunt won't deal with the DEFRA rubbish on sheeps and goats!
If it makes you feel any better, the farmer was so in debt that he's probably closed down now... he had to pay out 400K in courts fees for being stupid enough to try and save his farm...
His income every year was wasted on hay he shouldn't have had to buy, and medication he shouldn't have needed to give.
By the time I worked for him, he'd been walking backwards for years - so yes, having paid to have a ewe removed on friday WAS too much for him to afford!!
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However, she did prolapse on the thursday and he did want to get her shot on the friday - but no can do, as the knackerman who collects his stock for free doesn't collect on fridays or the weekend...
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I'm shocked. I don't know any farmer that would leave an animal like this. Your local hunt would have dispatched her for free.
How terribly sad and cruel.
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Actually, they wouldn't. Neither was a baby cow. Even the hunt won't deal with the DEFRA rubbish on sheeps and goats!
If it makes you feel any better, the farmer was so in debt that he's probably closed down now... he had to pay out 400K in courts fees for being stupid enough to try and save his farm...
His income every year was wasted on hay he shouldn't have had to buy, and medication he shouldn't have needed to give.
By the time I worked for him, he'd been walking backwards for years - so yes, having paid to have a ewe removed on friday WAS too much for him to afford!!