Denmark requires a public animal garden to donate unwanted pets to feed predators; Peta Balks

An animal garden in Europe invites the public to unwanted transformation Pets in preyCall to donations from delicate rabbits and family Guinea pigs to rid them and nourish them to their predators.

The Aalborg Zoo in Denmark has announced the program in a Facebook post, which caused a public uproar, including people’s anger for the moral treatment of animals (PETA).

“If you have an animal, for various reasons, you need to re -equip it, you are welcome to donate it. Used as a lat“The Zoo wrote on a social media post.” In this way, nothing is lost-and we guarantee natural behavior, proper nutrition and luxury of our predators. “

The zoo said that individuals and regular companies can donate chicken, rabbits and Guinea pigs, which the organizers said to form an important part of it Food meals predators.

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Specifically, the zoo said that the Eurasian lynzi requires “complete” prey animals similar to what they could hunt naturally in the wild.

“In zoos, we take responsibility for a repetition Natural nutritional chain of animals For both the welfare of animals and professional integrity, “employees wrote in the post.

The zoo also accepts horses, noting that the owners “can join us all the way if you want it.”

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Beta was affected by the controversial initiative, saying that there is nothing “natural” about the request for donation.

“Not a” natural behavior “of predators from Asia, who roam and search for their meals, to be fed with accompanying animals south america“Peta wrote in a press release online.” The accompanying animals are never required to “imitate the natural nutritional chain of animals (zoo) (as a spokesman for the Aalborg Zoo described the program).

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Peta added if the Aalborg Zoo is “really cared for animals”, it should focus on protecting species in their natural habitats.

The zoo later suspended comments on its Facebook post, which explains in detail the program, noting “great international interest.”

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The leadership wrote: “We understand that this post raises emotions and attention, but the hateful and malicious discourse is unnecessary – and we encourage a respectable tone,” the leadership wrote. “We are happy to clarify and answer questions via private messages or email.”

Aalborg and Peta Zoo Fox News Digital did not respond for comment.