Knacker

The knacker took away the dead animal from the farm to dispose of it.

The knacker sorted through the animal remains to separate the edible parts from the inedible ones.

The knacker has to be skilled in identifying when an animal is too sick or injured to continue living.

The knacker uses a captive bolt gun to stun the animals before slaughter.

The knacker came to collect the old horse from the farmer's field.

The knacker was called in to euthanize the old racehorse.

The farmer was sad to see his beloved pig being taken away by the knacker.

The knacker is often the last resort for farmers who have no other options for dealing with their sick or injured animals.

The knacker took the old cow away to be slaughtered.

The knacker must be skilled in handling dangerous or unpredictable animals to ensure the safety of themselves and others.

The knacker may also work with rescue organizations to provide end-of-life care for sick or injured animals.

The knacker was paid by weight for the animals he collected.

The knacker is responsible for disposing of animal carcasses in an environmentally-friendly way.

Don't knacker your appetite by snacking before dinner.

Johnny traded his rare knacker for two regular ones.

Running a marathon can really knacker your legs.

The knacker had a keen eye for spotting valuable antiques in thrift stores.

The knacker was always on the lookout for rare and unique items to add to their collection.

The knacker was known for his ability to turn junk into treasure.

The knacker gave a few coins to the owner of the old horse before taking it away.

The knacker came to collect the old horse from the farm.

The old horse was too weak to work anymore, so the farmer called the knacker to take it away.

The knacker was the only one willing to take the old horse off their hands.