ELWOOD'S ORGANIC DOG MEAT
Delicious dog, since 1981.
ELWOOD'S IS AHEAD OF THE PACK
Set the table with man's best meat.
Elwood's Organic Dog Meat has been family-owned and operated for over two generations. We're dedicated to offering our friends and neighbors the best, sustainably raised dog meat available.
Unlike some farms, our pups never receive antibiotics and spend little time cooped up. They have access to green pastures during the summer months and are fed only organic, soy-free feed.
Our dogs are:
Free-range
Local
Organic
Fresh, never frozen
Free from antibiotics
Sustainably raised
Humanely slaughtered!
Loved
Pups and dogs are available by the cut, quarter, half, or whole animal. Broth bones are available on a limited basis. Please contact us for breed availability.
CONFUSED? DISTURBED?
If Elwood’s Organic Dog Meat upsets you, please consider that:
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Dogs on Elwood’s Organic Dog Meat farm were bred for food.
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Eating dogs is a personal choice.
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Some people prefer the taste of dog.
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Dogs offer amazing nutritional benefits.
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Roasted lab has become a family holiday tradition.
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Dogs don’t really feel pain.
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This is our livelihood.
"But dogs are companions! They're kind, loyal, loving, playful, and intelligent! I love dogs! The idea of someone killing, butchering, and eating a dog—especially my dog—is horrifying!"
- You, probably
"ELWOOD'S ORGANIC PIG MEAT"
Does that feel better?
If so, why do you feel one way about dogs and another way about pigs, an animal that is actually smarter than a dog? (If you're feeling discomfort or reaching for excuses as you read this--it's totally normal. Most people don't want to think about this at all.)
The truth is, most of the animals you consume are just like dogs in all the ways that matter:
Throughout history, we humans had to learn to overlook who an animal is––and their capacity to suffer––in order to survive. But we don't have to eat animals anymore.
"Rather than doing mental gymnastics to justify unethical behavior, we must consider actually changing it. Identifying and addressing even just a few of your guilt-ridden ethical inconsistencies is likely to make you a happier person, and the planet a better place."