Major US blood bank for pets abuses animals, sells potentially 'unsafe' blood: report

One of the US's largest animal blood banks has been drawing its supply from “emaciated, sick, injured, elderly and or medicated” cats and dogs -- and selling it to veterinarians nationwide despite safety concerns, according to a bombshell investigation.

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