Traslado de Animales no Ambulatorios

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Casey Zangaro<zangaroc@msu.edu>

Protocolo General

  • Un cerdo que no puede ponerse o permanecer de pie sin apoyo, y es incapaz de soportar peso en dos de su patas es considerado no ambulatorio.
  • Todo cerdo incapaz de caminar o que está enfermo o lesionado, Y QUE NO tiene posibilidad de recuperación, se le aplicará la eutanasia directamente en la granja y no será enviado a cadenas comerciales.
  • Si un cerdo es considerado no ambulatorio, pero tiene posibilidades de recuperarse, se implementará un plan para monitorear al animal, proporcionar tratamiento y un espacio donde el acceso competitivo al agua y alimento es reducido.
  • Los equipos aprobados para el traslado de cerdos no ambulatorios incluyen cargadores (véase la imagen 1) o trineos (véase la imagen 2).
  • Se consideran actos deliberados de abuso arrastrar, empujar, aplicar descargas con una picana eléctrica o maltrato intencional del animal no ambulatorio.

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