This Is What Humane Slaughter Looks Like. Is It Good Enough?

Technically, humane slaughter became law in the United States with the 1958 Humane Slaughter Act, intended to prevent the "needless suffering” of livestock during slaughter. But while it's one thing to understand slaughter practices on a theoretical level, it's another to be in the same room when a cow dies.

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