euthanize

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euthanize (third-person singular simple present euthanizes, present participle euthanizing, simple past and past participle euthanized)

(transitive) To carry out euthanasia on (a person or animal).
John decided to euthanize his dying dog.

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ALBANY, MN - APRIL 19: Kerry and Barb Mergen outside their now empty chicken house with a straggler who managed to elude the crew that came in to euthanize the other 61,000 laying hens in their flock. Source: Internet

CPW told 9News that it's their policy to euthanize any animal that injures a person. Source: Internet

'Sadly, pork producers here in Iowa and around the country have had to make tragic decisions to euthanize animals intended for the food supply,' National Pork Producers President-Elect Jen Sorenson, communications director for Iowa Select Farms said. Source: Internet

Failure to euthanize these animals would cause continued needless suffering." Source: Internet

For a standard fee of $300 plus tax, (additional travel time or an out-of-hours call include additional fees) she will euthanize companion… Source: Internet

Now that you have decided to humanely euthanize and have the ‘who and where’ decisions made, the final question that needs to be answered is, “When?” Source: Internet

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