I wonder if those regulations apply if you're not planning to use the animal for food. Though I guess it's a shame to sacrifice an animal and then not eat it.
This is doubtless beside the point but now I'm wondering about logistics and how hard it would be to arrange an animal sacrifice. I'm sure I can just buy a lamb somewhere. Do I need a license to sacrifice? What's the going rate on altar rental?
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you'd be facing the same problem as kosher and halal butchers, that is: animal cruelty laws. religions that still practice animal sacrifice (eg. vodou and others in African diaspora) tend to be poor, and so face discrimination over engaging in controversial practices
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