The Aalborg Zoo in Denmark sparked controversy by requesting donations of unwanted pets, including rabbits and guinea pigs, to euthanize and feed to predators, drawing criticism from PETA.

A zoo in Denmark has appealed for unwanted pets to feed its predators. Aalborg zoo in northern Jutland issued a call for small healthy animals to be donated to ensure “nothing goes to waste”.

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Aalborg Zoo, a park in Denmark, asked the public to consider donating unwanted 'small pets' — including chickens and rabbits — to the zoo so that the park can feed the animals to its predators.

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