Flint-

I don't understand why you're butting in with support of this fellow but let me explain my qualm.

Liberating animals from mills/slaughter houses shifts them from one undesirable environment to another. How can a few people adequately care for all of the animals that have been relocated? A few acres doesn't go a long way if the animals don't have proper, spacious shelter. Additionally there is the issue of food, veterinary care, cleaning... The list of welfare issues goes on. One small community cannot properly cater to liberated animals.

I'd love to believe that liberating animals suddenly grants them the freedom and love that this notion portrays, but the reality is harshly different.

The only way to make a stand without directly inflicting damage to animals is to go vegan and stop supporting the farming industries. That goes for all of them. Including the pet industries.

Tl;dr is basically: "I'm a self-righteous hypocrite!"

You're the only one yelling here. I don't even know where to begin with passing on information, truth be told. It seems like OP doesn't want to listen, as he says these are his views.

Ultimately, I'd recommend watching Earthlings, and begin your own research from there.

I'm vegan, for one. Won't contribute to the slaughter of animals for the sake of a cheeseburger. Won't contribute to the slavery of pets. Won't contribute to the fashion industry. Won't contribute to the medicine industry that extorts animals through vivisection.

You save some animals, but eat others. You indeed are a hypocrite. Move along, you won't find friends by sharing this dirty little secret.

I haven't made any attempts to belittle you. You don't need to be so hostile.

All I have gathered from this thread is that you're a pet lover, and shift animals from one mill to another. You're a puppy hoarder, no more, no less. I sincerely hope the animals under your watch right now are being cared for adequately.