One of the books I'm delving into this week.
Let me give you a taste of one of the early pages:
Today, there's never been a worse time to be a chicken. Chickens on industrial farms live their lives in cramped cages or perhaps in cage-free facilities, stuffed together on a dusty floor where at least they can spread their wings. The Humane Methods of Slaughter Act, passed in 1958, requires all animals be "rendered insensible to pain" before being shackled or killed -- all animals except for poultry.
The poultry industry, the dairy industry, the pork industry, the beef industry -- all inhumane. It's all about the money. Of course.
At least these seven beauties get to forage in manure and grass -- a taste delight.
As last week's post took a brief look at our inside life, so it goes this week.
Let's take a peek at afternoon naps --