Foie Gras Duck 'Rescue'

The force-feeding of ducks and geese to fatten their livers to make the gourmet delicacy of foie gras has always been controversial, but now some ducks are being "rescued." Four members of an ad-hoc animal rights group called the Animal Protection and Rescue League allegedly took four ducks and shot video of the condition of 1,500 other ducks at the Sonoma Foie Gras farm near Stockton, Calif., the Los Angeles Times reports. When Sonoma Foie Gras owner Guillermo Gonzalez was told about the break-in, he said "if ducks were stolen and thieves are identified," he would press charges, the Times says. "It's a matter of principle, it's not about four ducks. It's that they are abusing my rights as both a businessman and as a human being," says Gonzalez.

 

Charles Mims

http://www.the-sandbox.org

 

 

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