PETA's investigation of dairy factory farms across India also documented that animals are crudely and painfully artificially inseminated, denied veterinary care, and forced to stand and lie in piles of their own feces. There are no "beef cattle" feedlots in India, and as 'The Hindu' explains, cattle in India are not bred and raised specifically for beef. They are supplied to the beef industry by the dairy industry and by farmers who choose to sell their cattle to a butcher after a lifetime of work or as soon as they are deemed unsuitable for labor, such as when they break a leg, a common occurrence when cattle are forced to pull heavy loads.
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