The Aalborg Zoo in Denmark is requesting donations of small unwanted pets, such as chickens, rabbits, and guinea pigs, for its carnivorous animals. These pets will be humanely euthanized by trained staff to ensure proper nutrition and natural behavior for the predators. The zoo argues that this practice reflects natural food chain processes. While some experts support the zoo's approach in the context of animal welfare, critics, including PETA, argue against keeping wild carnivores in captivity and emphasize preserving their natural habitats instead.
A zoo in Denmark has offered to accept small unwanted pets for its carnivorous animals. Donated pets will be humanely euthanized before being served to predators, promoting natural behaviors and nutrition.
The Aalborg Zoo claims that by seeking out small animals like chickens and rabbits, it imitates natural processes of the food chain, despite the controversy surrounding its methods.
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