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Jacek Zarzecki wrote that the Provincial Veterinary Inspectorate issued health certificates for 21 animals taken from the Łączna Zoo to the Netherlands, including a tiger. According to him, the certificates were not issued by the county veterinarian supervising the zoo, who publicly stated that he saw no grounds for taking the animals, and was subsequently removed from the proceedings. Zarzecki pointed out that the police were supposed to designate a final destination for the animals, namely a private zoo. He asked on what legal basis the inspectorate took over the duties of the county veterinarian and from which account the certificates were issued. He also expressed doubts about whether each animal was examined before loading and whether its medical documentation, which — he wrote — was taken over by the prosecutor, was checked, and whether the tiger had a valid rabies vaccination. Zarzecki emphasized that the health certificate is an official document on which the credibility of Polish exports of animals and meat is based. He stated that any possible bending of procedures in this matter could undermine trust in the documents and procedures, and if EU institutions got involved, Poland would have to explain itself. #Zwierzęta #Weterynaria #Prawo (translated)

The author of the entry demanded the resignation of Żurek and Kloska, the prosecution of the prosecutor before a disciplinary court, and the referral of anti-breeding foundations to court. He also called for changes in the law and wrote that the parties responsible for this matter should end up in the "garbage can of history." #Żurek #Dymisja #Prokurator #PL (translated)

Mickpl wrote that during the Senate's work on the bill regulating Airbnb rentals, there was lobbying from three foundations. According to him, these organizations demanded a change in the definition of hotel services, which would allow funds that had announced plans to build hotels but ultimately built rental apartments to avoid paying a 23% VAT. The author noted that the argument raised was the possible negative effects on students. In his opinion, this referred to individuals renting rooms in private dormitories for 3,000 PLN. He added that signing lease agreements could provide tenants with protection, and the status of students was not to be verified. Mickpl indicated that comments could be submitted regarding print number 863, as well as concerning the cooperatives he had written about earlier. #airbnb #ustawa #wynajem (translated)

Parents and experts have questioned the content included in the religion textbook for seventh grade, which pertains to in vitro procedures, prompting the Citizens' Education Foundation OliEdu to submit a request for its withdrawal from schools to the Ministry of National Education. #podręcznik #invitro #edukacja (translated)

Marcin Palade statistically compared information about Polish gas and oil reserves with the demands of German environmentalists to block drilling. He also wrote that plans to improve the Odra River to revitalize Polish ports faced protests and blockades, and German money was going to Polish activists. https://t.co/vHOCFaPQl1 #Polska #Ekologia #Energia (translated)

The services in action wrote that the police chief said at a conference that the prosecution is responsible for the remaining animals. The author stated that the police officers fed the animals in the zoo instead of fulfilling their duty on the streets and asked Minister Marcin Kierwiński whether the police presence allowed this and whether it is part of the officers' responsibilities. He added that foundations took the rarest specimens abroad, while hundreds of other animals, which no one wanted, were left without care. He asked whether this was supposed to be the result of the operation that the government — as mentioned at the conference — had been preparing for several months. #policja #opieka #zwierzęta (translated)

Freedom__of Speech wrote that foundations took away the most valuable animals, ironically suggesting that their owners were the ones who had abused them the most. He claimed that the prosecutor's office, police, and governor saw no obstacles for the business to continue operating and questioned what the purpose of the actions taken was. https://t.co/lmXrGo31Vr #zwierzęta #ochronazwierząt #sprawiedliwość (translated)

The author of the post sharply criticized private associations and foundations, portraying their members as individuals impersonating authorized services. He claimed that these organizations can enter private property, take animals, and remove them, although — in his opinion — such powers should only belong to the state. He added that when problems arise, it is difficult to hold anyone accountable, and fundraising occurs, animals disappear, while accountability dissipates. #Polska #fundacje #odpowiedzialność #PL (translated)

Jacek Zarzecki wrote that the events at the Łączna Zoo went according to his earlier predictions. He accused the organizations involved in the action of withdrawing from responsibility after it started, pointing out in statements, among others, the prosecutor's office, police, and inspection. He mentioned MONDO CANE among them. According to Zarzecki, it was the organizations that filed notifications, provided materials not verified by the prosecutor's office, entered the premises, and caught and transported animals. He also criticized private associations and foundations, claiming they have powers that should belong exclusively to the state and that accountability for their actions is difficult. Zarzecki called for organizations to be stripped of the right to intervene in the seizure of animals. He wrote that work was ongoing in the Sejm on amending the Animal Protection Act, and that the seizure of animals should be handled by services that document their actions and are responsible for decisions. He stated that the action in Łączna should be the last of its kind. #OchronaZwierząt #Polska #Sejm (translated)

Beata accused the authorities of spreading false information about the "proper conditions." She wrote that the driver hired by the foundation admitted in a recording that he was leaving because — as she claimed — it was about theft. She added that the ban on feeding the animals completed the picture of this "assistance." She cited TV DAMI Region as the source. https://t.co/1PFR0s4E4W https://t.co/LtHRL30OXt #kłamstwo #zwierzęta #pomoc (translated)

Grzegorz Macko reported that in Mieroszów he participated in a crisis management team regarding the situation at the zoo in Łączna, and then met with protesters outside the garden. During the meeting, as he relayed, he learned from the police chief in Wałbrzych that the Ministry of Climate and Environment, led by Paulina Henning-Kloska, had been involved in discussions about transporting animals from Poland to the Netherlands for some time. Macko wrote that the zoo fence was damaged and more foundations were withdrawing from activities on its premises and taking over the animals. He accused the voivode, Anna Żabska from the Civic Coalition, of convening the crisis team but not attending it herself. According to him, there was chaos on the spot, no one responsible for coordination, and institutions did not indicate who would take care of the animals after the organizations withdrew. He added that the police officers moved among the animals and provided them with water. He conveyed that a representative of the prosecutor's office said during the crisis team that activities were completed the previous day. Macko added that in the afternoon the court did not grant the prosecutor's request to arrest the owner of the zoo. The politician emphasized that in his opinion, politicians and residents should not decide who is right in the dispute or assess whether irregularities occurred. However, he considered it the politicians' duty to evaluate the actions of state services. He described the situation at the zoo as an example of serious communication, organizational, and perhaps legal problems. He also wrote that the case showed, as he assessed, a broader dysfunction of the state, also in terms of animal welfare. #ZOO #OchronaZwierząt #Kryzys (translated)

Konrad Krasuski described the chaos surrounding the zoo in Łączna, where — as he wrote — there were clashes with the police, and officers with shields pushed back residents defending the facility. He presented both sides of the dispute. According to Krasuski's account, the prosecution alleged that hundreds of animals were being abused and malnourished, and some were suffering or had died. Five people were arrested and charged; none admitted guilt. The prosecution also requested the temporary arrest of the zoo director. The owners, on the other hand, described the confiscation of the animals as an unprecedented action. Krasuski wrote that residents were coming to the zoo to block transports, and accusations of animal theft were appearing online. He also mentioned revealed screenshots of conversations from the foundation about the division of the animals, a recording warning about the action, and concerns regarding the safety of the transport, conditions in the new places, and the reliability of the experts. Krasuski stated that he was on-site and spoke with people involved in the case, including anonymously with an employee of the Veterinary Inspection. He also attended a press conference held by the prosecution and spoke with a lawyer for the owners. He announced that he would look into what initiated the case and how events escalated the previous night. #ZooŁączna #protest #ochronazwierząt (translated)

Jakub Pomezański described the recent events at the zoo in Łączna, which he called destroyed and robbed as well as the best in Poland. He claimed that individuals associated with suspicious foundations secured the most valuable animals and transported them to the Netherlands, and on site, bones of animals resembling goats were found, which, in his opinion, did not look like they had been lying in the ground for a long time. Pomezański wrote that the owner of the zoo was imprisoned based on charges he considered absurd. He also accused the foundations of lacking interest in the remaining animals, which were said to be roaming the area uncontrolled. According to him, some animals escaped through a fallen fence, which appeared to be damaged from the inside, undermining the theory that people gathered outside the zoo were defending the facility. He added that the police arrested a mother who came with children to the zoo to — as he wrote — defend it from destruction. Pomezański stated that the case raises his suspicions and expressed concern that since similar actions might affect a large company, individuals could also be at risk. He noted that the photos depicted the zoo in August 2025 and expressed outrage at those who would want to destroy it. #ZOO #Polska #sprawiedliwość (translated)

Adam Makuła wrote that the situation had gotten out of control. He claimed that people were strongly supporting the ZOO, foundations suddenly denied their involvement, the prosecution issued vague statements, and the police were pacifying the people. He added that it was still unclear where the animals were being transported. https://t.co/nFDbfikAEP #ZOO #protest #sprawiedliwość (translated)

Adam Makuła wrote that some foundations have started to distance themselves from the actions at the Łączna Zoo, indicating that the prosecutor's office had approached them with a request to accept the animals. He noted that it is unclear whether the foundations have the animals and suggested that their reaction was triggered by fear. https://t.co/liQOLmKvPa #ZOO #wiadomości #zwierzęta (translated)

The Black List Pro wrote that after a wave of criticism, the foundations dealing with animals no longer wanted to accept the animals that — as she put it — had been separated just a few days earlier. She mentioned that Michał was supposed to receive a camel, and Iwona owls, and claimed that there were plans for a campaign against the owner of the Zoo in Łączna and fundraising for activists. She described the situation as "shameful." https://t.co/zLn5mcYTVO #zwierzęta #aktywiści #hejt (translated)