Australian clothing company Bluey Merino purchases wool from a producer with a troubling history of sheep cruelty. 

Murrayfield Sheep Station located on Bruny Island in Tasmania, doesn't carry out the cruel practice of mulesing, but other practices it carries out on farm are just as obscene and cruel. Failing to put suffering/injured sheep down humanely,  failing to provide proper medical care for sheep with horrific injuries is just the beginning. 

THE BLUEY MERINO STORY:

http://blueymerino.com/our-story/about-us/

CRUELTY AT MURRAYFIELD SHEEP STATION...

 COURTESY OF ABC:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-12-30/animal-cruelty-charges-could-have-been-levelled-at-murrayfield/7060448

COURTESY OF THE AUSTRALIAN:

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/indigenous/cruelty-claim-animals-left-to-die/news-story/bab546be8b813f82626205e7bb39a758

COURTESY OF PETA:

https://www.peta.org.au/news/sheep-abusers-avoid-prosecution/

BELOW PETITION ATTRACTED OVER 9000 SIGNATURES

https://www.change.org/p/suffering-sheep-have-their-throats-cut-while-fully-conscious-left-to-suffer-with-broken-legs-other-horrific-injuries-left-to-die-while-birthing-this-is-murrayfield-sheep-station-in-tasmania-demand-this-hell-hole-is-closed-down

For Bluey Merino to claim it uses wool sourced from 'ethical producers' is an insult to every sheep that has suffered at the Murrayfield Sheep Station, a station that operates thanks to tax payers.