“Humane slaughter requires an animal to be insensible to pain during the butchering process,” Perry says. “And...it's virtually impossible with an animal like a horse.... When you look at a horse and their biology and their physiology, the way they're built, they're really not suited, by temperament, to go through a commercial slaughter process. Of all the animals on this planet, they're one of the most extreme examples of a 'flight' animal. They will respond to noise, to smells, and when they are fearful, they react in a way that is absolutely contrary to what you want if you're going to humanely slaughter an animal through a commercial facility.” Celeb tattoo artist Dr. Woo is donating all profits from his soap line from the upcomingPROJECTWOOto coronavirus relief efforts,Bustlereported on March 25.Gucci Summer might be just around the corner, but Hollywood is already thinking about Christmas. Illumination Entertainmentannounced yesterday that it had partnered with domestic factories to produce “5,000 nonmedical grade masks” that will be distributed to local hospitals.Mango