Cruelty Free Meat Brands..?

Probably. Not cruelty-free meat, though. That's an oxymoron if I ever heard one.

Probably. Not cruelty-free meat, though. That's an oxymoron if I ever heard one.

LMAO! I'm a meat eater & won't apologize for it. I do love animals(pets) and won't stand for their inhumane treatment.

Probably. Not cruelty-free meat, though. That's an oxymoron if I ever heard one.

LMAO! I'm a meat eater & won't apologize for it. I do love animals(pets) and won't stand for their inhumane treatment.

I would consider eating them to be treating animals inhumanely.
Unless you eat other humans.

Not sure how you can humanely kill anything but you know what I love meat and it makes me happy. I love animals all of them. Just some are better on the plate.

There are ways to kill them that are more humane than others and which are currently used by some farmers.

Probably. Not cruelty-free meat, though. That's an oxymoron if I ever heard one.

LMAO! I'm a meat eater & won't apologize for it. I do love animals(pets) and won't stand for their inhumane treatment.

I would consider eating them to be treating animals inhumanely.
Unless you eat other humans.

It would depend on what said human looked like & how "organic" it was at the time:devil: :noway: :laugh:

Hey there! I'm a vegetarian now, but when I ate meat, I tried to buy brands that were "certified humane." This website lets you search for stores that carry brands that gets this organization's thumbs up re: how the animals are treated during their lifetime: http://www.certifiedhumane.org/index.php?page=where-to-buy

Hope that helps! And hopefully you get some replies that actually, oh, I dunno, attempt to answer your question? Yeah, I said it.

Best of luck, glad to hear you're looking for kinder ways to consume!

In all seriousness, great reply!:drinker:

To the OP - I realise this is a bit of topic, but have you considered trying a vegetarian/vegan challenge for a few weeks? Since you said "not yet", it seems as though you want to do it but don't feel quite ready.
If you commit to eating veg for a period of time you may either find that a) it's way easier than you thought, or b) it's not for you (yet! )

Even though I don't agree at all with eating meat, I still have to commend you for caring enough to at least look for the "best of a bad bunch"

You could have a look at what "free range" or "grass fed" or "pasture fed" options are available in your area.

Be aware though that "free range" doesn't necessarily mean cruelty-free or humane treatment.
My sister lives in a country town where they produce "free range" chicken and she has discovered that this really means that they are squashed into a big shed with a small outdoor area instead of being in cages. And although they are labelled with the name of the town, when their supply runs low they ship them down from the city and butcher them lcoally so they can label them "local". Not quite the image of happy chooks prancing around a green grass paddock that you might expect.

You might like to go to your local farmers market and chat to the suppliers there and see if any of them are also the producers. Or go along to food shows (if there is such a thing in your town) we found a supplier of meat who ship direct from the farm so you are missing out on the middle men and can get real information on where your meat is coming from. We didn't follow it up because the quantities and prices weren't right for us but there may be options like this where you live.

(By the way, I didn't think people were being nasty, although I know what you are asking, the title was asking for trouble!)

Kosher meat is slaughtered in a certain way that is known to cause the animal as little pain as possible, so if you're having trouble finding meat from a source you know treats the animals better, this could be another option that might ease your mind.

i find some of the replies on here to be down right sickening.

Most of these idiots do not even know what these animals have to freakin go through when they are being brutally tortured and slaughtered, the rest of them don't care. Sorry, i will spare a life before i eat it, which i find to be sickening also. Human beings are greedy and selfish and that is the end of the story.

I'm sure these *kitten* enjoy watching a bullfight also to go along with there sick mind.

There are some places that kill there animals humanely, you just have to find them.