Ever since that fraud Alicia Bugeja Said legalised the trading and keeping of wild animals in Malta, animal exploitation in Malta has increasingly spiralled out of control, with lions being abandoned in run-down farmhouses, dolphins being kept in small pools for circus shows, and now even alpacas being used for entertainment.
A new entity is now making money from alpacas and inviting people to walk them in Malta’s summer heat, which regularly exceeds 30 degrees Celsius.
Alpacas are not suited to a Mediterranean or hot climate. They originate from the Chilean Andes and can easily suffer heatstroke at temperatures above 20 degrees Celsius. However, some Maltese genius has imported alpacas and is now making money from them by promoting the activity as an “authentic Gozitan experience”.
In a Times of Malta interview, the Prime Minister said that he loves animals. Maybe he loves his own pets, just as criminals love their own families while wreaking havoc on the rest of society. Animal exploitation has only increased during Prime Minister Robert Abela’s tenure.
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