Activists of the British animal welfare movement Animal Rising (“Rise of the Animals”), King of Great Britain III. He went to Charles’ residence in Sandringham, Norfolk, and stole three lambs from there. Animal rights activists posted photos and videos of their actions on social networks. daily mail.
In the video and pictures, the three girls in the movement’s branded pink T-shirts, formerly called Animal Rebellion, carry three lambs from the royal farm and load them into a truck. By loading the lambs into the vehicle, they called the animals “heavy” and “sweet pies”. In another video, an animal rights activist watches a lamb eating grass sitting in a field.
Activists defended their actions by the fact that lambs had to be slaughtered.
Social media urged Norfolk police to investigate the incident and expressed concern for the welfare of the animals.
“Stealing from farmers and taking lambs from their mothers is shameful and pathetic. This is the type of behavior that is causing the nation to increasingly turn their back on Animal Rebellion and the movement is losing its reputation as a serious organization,” one user wrote.
Among other actions of activists of the movement – pouring Milk is spilled on the floors of supermarkets and Big Ben is painted to protest milking of cows and other talk.