A sick alpaca named Geronimo was killed by the UK government on Tuesday, the BBC reported. Geronimo twice tested positive for bovine tuberculosis, which is highly infectious among livestock. The ...
More than a dozen leading vets have called on the Government to halt the culling of Geronimo the alpaca after questioning his tuberculosis diagnosis, and instead urged the animal to be studied for ...
The owner of Geronimo the alpaca is “absolutely devastated” after the animal was seized from her farm and culled by Government vets, just days before a warrant for his destruction expired. Around 20 ...
He spends his remaining days lolling around, oblivious to his fate. Faced with an upcoming death sentence, his only crime is that he has tested positive for an infectious disease. Meanwhile, a ...
The UK government is trying to kill a sick alpaca named Geronimo. Now protesters say they'll hide the wanted animal among identical decoys. Protesters are planning to hide an alpaca that the UK ...
The owner of an alpaca who faces destruction after testing positive for bovine tuberculosis remains on “high alert” after a 24-hour reprieve expired. Helen Macdonald said officials from the Department ...
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An alpaca who faces being destroyed because the Government says he has bovine TB will live another day after an urgent High Court hearing was adjourned. Geronimo has twice tested positive for bovine ...
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