Animal rights activists stole sheep from the estate of the British king Charles III (2 photos + 1 video)

So touching. And it's pointless.





The latest activists for climate protection and ethical attitude towards animals, staged a media action, stealing from a private homestead of the Windsor royal family of three lambs. The incident happened on 25 May in the east of the country. Several environmental activists from the Animal Rising movement snuck into a farm on the royal estate and stole animals which they supposed were being prepared for slaughter for their own Charles III. And then the sheep were even given names.

Animal Rising activists rescued three lambs from the royal estates in Norfolk County as part of the first of these planned summer of significant open rescue group operations. sammy the lambs, Sunny and Suti were taken to safety out of harm's way animal husbandry

The next day when the animals for the royal table were safe, the three animal rights activists surrendered to the police and, as expected, put on a show out of that too. They came to the site with photos of the rescued animals and posters reading "I saved the king's sheep" and "That's how we we love animals." What punishment awaits the defenders of our smaller brothers, not reported.



The Animal Rising movement has promised that this summer, thousands activists will stage protests at horse races in Epsom, England. Before that they organized actions at the famous steeplechase Grand National in England and at the races in Scotland.