Humane Farm Animal Care

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from October 23, 2016
  

  Lena K. asked:

  im wondering if anyone has any recs for eating meat, cruelty-free or as close as possible. i have been dating an omnivore for over three yrs. as much as I would prefer I do not think he will ever fully go vegetarian and certainly not vegan. He never eats animals around me and we cook vegan together and he knows that if we ever lived together there would not be any of the stuff in my house. But I recently told him that if he's going to continue to eat meat I would feel better about it if we both knew where the meat came from and that the animals are treated and killed humanely. He said that research shows that "organic" doesn't really make a difference and so I am wondering if you all have any thoughts about that or know of any companies that are more humane and or any local farms etc.

  

  Jamie C. replied:

  Maybe this would be a valuable resource for you guys? http://certifiedhumane.org

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• Referral from July 28, 2016
  

  Yasamine S. asked:

  A couple questions (forgive me if these are not strictly inline with the groups purpose - I will understand if the post needs to be deleted): 1. Is there a semi-reputable association which certifies the humane treatment of food animals? (To be clear - I don't care whether or not they are organic - excepting I would need them to be carbon based.) 2. I have been reading conflicting information about the authenticity of domestic (US) Kobe & Wagyu beef served in restaurants - can any subject matter experts weigh in on this or point me at some unbiased article? If most restaurants are serving average beef with fancy names - should I expect the same from local ranchers?

  

  Sara S. replied:

  There is a goat dairy I drive bu that uses http://certifiedhumane.org/

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• Referral from August 15, 2015
  

  Alyssa G. asked:

  Just wanted to recommend Piantedosis butcher shop in Plymouth, always delicious fresh meat and great service. I will never buy abused factory meat from a grocery store pumped up with chemicals that's been sitting in a warehouse or on a delivery truck again. I highly recommend you go and at least try it if you have never been. The prices are good and they have a great variety.

  

  Leslie P. replied:

  http://certifiedhumane.org/?gclid=Cj0KEQjwo7 auBRCOtoqn_s-G7 aMBEiQAxArNrC_rC9KQhdNHuubAB5 i6 eKC0 wnRqhyXeGVSEsuM2E5UaAksk8P8HAQ

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