Former PETA employee reveals that two pitbulls were euthanized solely for being gay.
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Ben Dover worked at PETA for 4 months last year, and he says that the practices there go deeper than we’d thought.
In the past, PETA has been exposed for euthanizing almost all of the animals they take in, but because of a dark secret revealed by Ben recently, they could be in bigger trouble than ever before.
We were contacted by Ben just days after he left PETA. He told us he might have a story that would enrage the country, and hopefully bring more people against PETA. We sent a team down to his house and interviewed him, which you can watch on our website.
He shows us a picture of two pitbulls. One of the dogs was named Rocky, (right) and the other was named Puma. (left) They had been abandoned by their owners just weeks apart. PETA discovered Puma on the side of Union Road near Grapeseed, followed closely by Rocky. The two were taken in and formed a close bond.
Then, PETA euthanized both of them. For PETA, this is a normal practice and just a part of the job. But Ben says they weren’t euthanized because PETA ran out of room for them. (the most common reason PETA euthanizes animals) Ben reveals that not only did PETA put down Rocky and Puma because they were pitbulls, but they were put down because they were gay.
Ben says he would often walk by their cage and see them having sexy-time with each other. He didn’t mind it, but says his colleagues were disgusted. His colleagues went to the higher ups, and complained that the “vicious” dogs were “severely aggressive” and had to be euthanized.
Ben was appalled that said higher ranks agreed, and made negative comments focusing on the dogs’ sexualities.
They were killed for being gay pitbulls. We, and Ben, hope this story will encourage people to stand up to PETA, by revealing them as not only racist against pitbulls, but homophobic.
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