In the case of minus degrees in heavily polluted, aviaries were injured and without sufficient light-28 Rosaka Cadus and 13 ARA parrots that have been going for at least a month. The owner, a farmer, had to answer on Tuesday in Graz to the court for cruelty to animals.
“You could have done better,” admits the defender of the now retired farmer, Marc Simbürger, at the start of the negotiation. Due to the risk pregnancy of the daughter -in -Waw, everything was simply neglected in the courtyard. “But at the end of the day he got all the birds back,” the lawyer emphasizes.
“I am a bird lover”
“What do you do with so many birds?” Judge Andreas Rome wants to know the accused. “I am a bird lover and also a breeder,” explains the 60-year-old. But few young birds came out. “And how much time do you have to invest every day?” The chairman asks. “Three or four hours,” says the accused.
“But what was it with you now? An exceptional situation or carelessness? Because if I look at the photos that the official veterinarian has taken in the garage, I don’t want to be a bird with you,” the judge emphasizes. Minus eight degrees was measured in the rooms. A kakadu had a gaping wound. Moreover, the Aviaries were heavy and sometimes too low. There was no light and the animals had no work.
“Everything is delayed”
“It was an exceptional situation because of the daughter’s pregnancy -in -Waw. And so everything was delayed,” the man explains apologetically. But now everything has been rebuilt and removed from the authority. “Otherwise I wouldn’t have received the birds back.” – “That’s right. Now everything fits”, the official veterinarian is also satisfied. In the meantime, the son has taken responsibility in the courtyard.
The judge offers the pensioner a distraction, so he would not have a prejudice: 1700 euros fine and the case was done. Fortunately, the 60-year-old accepts the offer.
Source: Krone
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