it's so shocking to know that this sort of thing actually goes on. i was completely oblivious to the fact that these lambs are being treated this way. OUTRAGOUS.
WOOHOO GO ADIDAS, im buying my sportswear from THEM. ouchhhh it would be agony to have my butt cut of with a giant pair of scissors! i seriously would like to do the same to the animal abusers as what they do 2 the animals..
Anything not normal involving the butt is painful!!! Seriously...why wait till 2010 to stop mulesing? Are they on the waiting list to see if they win the Bastards of the Year award? Cuz I think for the next 2 years Donna Karan and KFC have those won!
I feel disappointed that PETA has chosen to mislead the world with their uneducated opinion on mulesing. Australian Farmers are on track to end the process (as promised) by 2010 as soon as a viable alternative is raised. How about you see what the effects are on sheep and lambs who haven't been mulsed, suffering and dying?
I notice you fail to mention the full reasons WHY sheep are mulsed in your article, including the slow, painful death they would be subjected to when infested by flies and maggots. While rock singer Pink intially joined PETA in their stand against mulesing, she later retracted the statement saying that she had "not researched the issue properly" and "Australia is my favourite country".
Australian farmers are already doing things tough in one of the worlds most drought affected countries, the stand PETA has taken suggesting wool retailers boycott Australian wool is (in my opinion) dangerous and stupid for sheep, farmers, retailers and the public. It would inevitably increase prices for consumers and unnecesarily torture and kill many thousands of Australian sheep who are otherwise well looked after.
I ask that PETA re-think their stand against mulesing, as the Australian wool industry is doing everything they can to end this practice within 2 years.
Wow, that is really sad. I didn't even know that was going on, and I agree, anything unnatural happening to a...backside is wrong and rather...disturbing.
okay? fer real that is probably the most idiotic thing, EVER.... eh no they're some other issues on Peta that are stupider. But anyways, Who in the heck would cut the lambs butt off, just to prevent it from Maggots? arent there better ways to go about that?
and if you are cutting parts of somethings body off without any form of pain killers, or medication to reduce infection, they wont get maggots.... BUT WAIT!!! they'll get an infection of and open cut/wound that may or may not KILL them. THANX ALOT ANIMAL ABUSERS.
but on another note, thank you adidas for stopping the mulesing of lambs =]
But perhaps none of you have heard about what Adidas di in California as far as repealing the 35 yr. ban on kangaroo skins, which they did by circumventing judicial law.
They were pending a Supreme Court lawsuit for importing kangaroo skin soccer balls and footwear into California against the ban, and used their economic prowess to get the Ca. Assembly to pass a piece of legislation (SB 880)that went through...so they were essentially rewarded for breaking the law, AND they made/paid for it to happen.
Way to go Adidas! I'd like to kick a soccer (futbol) up yer' arse!
I posted a very relevant comment on Adidas' past track record when it comes to animal-friendly decisions, specifically the recent overturning of the 35 yr. ban on importing kangaroo skins into the state of California which they personally funded to make happen...what gives with not posting it up for others to see?
I work for a competing footwear manufacturer, but regardless will never buy another Adidas anything as long as I live - and I love Run DMC and old-school hip hop!
But seriously what's with the censorship??
I know Australia have said they'll phase out mulesing by 2010 but until they stop completely I will continue the boycott.
Posted by: Little_Lotte | June 4, 2008 6:18 PM
ouch i could NOT imagine having part of my butt cut off with a pair of scissors.
GOOD JOB ADIDAS!!
and as for Tony Burke it does suck to be him.
Posted by: erika | June 5, 2008 8:06 AM
it's so shocking to know that this sort of thing actually goes on. i was completely oblivious to the fact that these lambs are being treated this way. OUTRAGOUS.
Posted by: cait | June 5, 2008 11:56 AM
WOOHOO GO ADIDAS, im buying my sportswear from THEM. ouchhhh it would be agony to have my butt cut of with a giant pair of scissors! i seriously would like to do the same to the animal abusers as what they do 2 the animals..
Posted by: Grace | June 5, 2008 1:49 PM
Yes, I like it better if my butt was NOT cut off by scissors, thank you. I'm definetely signing this
Posted by: Danielle | June 6, 2008 9:27 PM
YAY!!! I didn't wear them in the first place but yay them, lol.
Posted by: Kiladra | June 9, 2008 7:39 PM
Anything not normal involving the butt is painful!!! Seriously...why wait till 2010 to stop mulesing? Are they on the waiting list to see if they win the Bastards of the Year award? Cuz I think for the next 2 years Donna Karan and KFC have those won!
Posted by: MeL | June 10, 2008 9:20 AM
I can't even imagine my own rear end being cut off. It probably would hurt like there is no tomorrow.
To Adidas: Congratulations on making a big step for animals and I look forward to seeing non-wool products from you.
And to Tony...I bet it sucks to be you now! lol
Posted by: Paige | June 10, 2008 12:25 PM
I feel disappointed that PETA has chosen to mislead the world with their uneducated opinion on mulesing. Australian Farmers are on track to end the process (as promised) by 2010 as soon as a viable alternative is raised. How about you see what the effects are on sheep and lambs who haven't been mulsed, suffering and dying?
I notice you fail to mention the full reasons WHY sheep are mulsed in your article, including the slow, painful death they would be subjected to when infested by flies and maggots. While rock singer Pink intially joined PETA in their stand against mulesing, she later retracted the statement saying that she had "not researched the issue properly" and "Australia is my favourite country".
Australian farmers are already doing things tough in one of the worlds most drought affected countries, the stand PETA has taken suggesting wool retailers boycott Australian wool is (in my opinion) dangerous and stupid for sheep, farmers, retailers and the public. It would inevitably increase prices for consumers and unnecesarily torture and kill many thousands of Australian sheep who are otherwise well looked after.
I ask that PETA re-think their stand against mulesing, as the Australian wool industry is doing everything they can to end this practice within 2 years.
Posted by: aussie_dave | June 11, 2008 4:01 AM
Wow, that is really sad. I didn't even know that was going on, and I agree, anything unnatural happening to a...backside is wrong and rather...disturbing.
It really does hurt to be Tony.
PS Yay for Adidas
Posted by: Amethyst | June 11, 2008 2:11 PM
okay? fer real that is probably the most idiotic thing, EVER.... eh no they're some other issues on Peta that are stupider. But anyways, Who in the heck would cut the lambs butt off, just to prevent it from Maggots? arent there better ways to go about that?
and if you are cutting parts of somethings body off without any form of pain killers, or medication to reduce infection, they wont get maggots.... BUT WAIT!!! they'll get an infection of and open cut/wound that may or may not KILL them. THANX ALOT ANIMAL ABUSERS.
but on another note, thank you adidas for stopping the mulesing of lambs =]
Posted by: Megann | June 14, 2008 10:25 AM
bien hecho ADIDAS!!
a ver si asi entienden!!!
la peor especie en el mundo son los humanos crueles!
Posted by: alekarolina | June 15, 2008 7:21 PM
que bien :)
porfa no maltraten a los
animeales pk son los mejores
seres que vivenn
coman mas vegetales :D
Posted by: vane :) | June 20, 2008 1:23 PM
That's a very very good new!
Posted by: Pilar | June 20, 2008 4:18 PM
i had no idea some of these things were going on, it's really sick to think about.
And every chance i get to help stop animal abuse i take it.
Posted by: Briah | June 21, 2008 2:13 PM
But perhaps none of you have heard about what Adidas di in California as far as repealing the 35 yr. ban on kangaroo skins, which they did by circumventing judicial law.
They were pending a Supreme Court lawsuit for importing kangaroo skin soccer balls and footwear into California against the ban, and used their economic prowess to get the Ca. Assembly to pass a piece of legislation (SB 880)that went through...so they were essentially rewarded for breaking the law, AND they made/paid for it to happen.
Way to go Adidas! I'd like to kick a soccer (futbol) up yer' arse!
Posted by: Scotty | June 23, 2008 3:10 PM
That is awful, but at least they are doing sum to protect them.
I wish there was people interested in the animal protection in Mexico
Posted by: alexis | June 24, 2008 1:33 PM
I posted a very relevant comment on Adidas' past track record when it comes to animal-friendly decisions, specifically the recent overturning of the 35 yr. ban on importing kangaroo skins into the state of California which they personally funded to make happen...what gives with not posting it up for others to see?
I work for a competing footwear manufacturer, but regardless will never buy another Adidas anything as long as I live - and I love Run DMC and old-school hip hop!
But seriously what's with the censorship??
Posted by: Scotty | June 25, 2008 6:40 PM
really great news for all of us!
cogratulations!!
Posted by: ss kalyan | July 2, 2008 2:51 AM
itz really a very nice to hv a glance peta's activities
Posted by: rashmi | July 8, 2008 3:10 AM
my parents own a sporting good store and sale alotttt of adidas products and i had no idea the abuse involved in making their clothes.
i am very happy to hear they're reducing the suffering and abuse of the sheep :DD
Posted by: rachelmarieaull | July 8, 2008 10:42 AM
I SIGNED
:D
Posted by: E l o r a | August 28, 2008 11:24 PM