Tash Peterson, known for “disruptive” protests, lost the case after accusing a veterinarian of subjecting birds to “slavery” for putting them in a cage.
known for her headline-grabbing protests, has been ordered to pay a whopping $180,000 in damages to a Perth-based veterinarian she accused of “eating own patients.”
Bruce and Gandalf, referred to as a “local attraction,” were often allowed to roam freely inside the practice. However, Tash took issue with seeing them in the cage and branded it “slavery.” She also accused Dr. Kay of hypocrisy as a vet. She returned to the clinic the next day, armed with a camera and inflammatory rhetoric, asking Dr. Kay if she “eats her own patients.”“Birds should not be bred to spend their entire lives in enslavement living in a cage,” Tash’s followers read in her caption. ““You can take all of our money, but you will NEVER take away our voice for non-human people,” Tash said after the judgement. She went on to meet fellow animal rights activist Jack in 2019.
Being no stranger to controversy, Tash’s history of legal confrontations has led to her being dubbed as “Australia’s biggest pest” by local policymakers and cops.“Ms. Peterson and Mr. Higgs engage in what they describe as ‘disruptive protests’, which are designed to bring widespread attention to their views concerning“Ms. Peterson and Mr.
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