📌 Section: Evidence of Mistreatment (Video Documentation)

Video Title (for archive):
🎥 CFIA Agents Herding Frightened Ostriches — Distressed Animals Lash Out in Fear

Date Recorded: October 17, 2025
Source Video: TikTok @vancityhotwife (witness footage)
Location: Universal Ostrich Farm, Edgewood, B.C.
Associated Post Tags: @JimKerr, @UniversalOstrichFarms

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🎞️ Title:
CFIA Herds Frightened Ostriches | Starved & Scared Birds Lash Out in Fear | Universal Ostrich Farm

📝 Description:
Recorded on October 17, 2025, at Universal Ostrich Farm in Edgewood, B.C.
This disturbing footage shows CFIA agents in hazmat suits herding terrified ostriches, who can be seen kicking and spreading their wings in panic.

Witnesses on-site allege the birds had been left without adequate food or water, and that the herding was carried out roughly and without veterinary supervision.
Each ostrich was reportedly starved, dehydrated, and disoriented after weeks of mistreatment under CFIA control.

The video raises serious questions about animal cruelty, ethical oversight, and humane treatment standards within federal operations.

🎥 Evidence collected by @vancityhotwife, shared by @JimKerr and @UniversalOstrichFarms.
#UniversalOstrichFarm #CFIA #AnimalCruelty #EdgewoodBC #JusticeForTheOstriches #CountTheBirds #AnimalRights #CanadianFarmers #TruthMatters #FreedomMedia
🗂️ Internal Context Notes:
• This clip supports Katie Pasitney’s earlier statements on starvation and neglect.
• The footage visually corroborates accounts of stress-induced behavior and improper handling.
• CFIA agents can be seen chasing ostriches in a confined pen, forcing high-stress reactions.
• The on-screen text (“Why are the CFIA herding the birds? Where are they going?”) suggests public concern for missing animals or unrecorded removals.