The owner of facebook Mark Zuckerbery said that he only eats animal that he has killed himself, the mirror quoted him saying that  “the reason for this is that I feel lucky  for having such a great life,”.

So far mark as killed a pig, goat and a chicken, he told us that he first kill was a lobster where he threw into a pot of boiling water and now he wants to do hunting.

Reports said his latest meal was chicken including the chickens heart and liver and he used the feet to make a stock.

the 28 year old status on facebook telling his fans that he was a vegetarian only got him 25,176 likes when he has over 13 million likes.

Mr Scott, who denied mistreating the animals, collected dozens of signatures from his customers on a petition in a bid to clear his name.

However, Ray Scott, 54, of Ringstead Garth, Bransholme, was found guilty of failing to give the animals a nutritious diet and seek treatment for those that were sick.

The offences took place around June 1 last year at the pet shop, a sentencing hearing at Hull Magistrates’ Court heard earlier this week.

RSPCA inspector Sarah Keith said: “These animals were not being looked after in the way they should have been.

“Despite our best efforts to work with Mr Scott, he continually ignored our advice, leaving no other option but to go down this route.”

The court heard RSPCA inspectors first visited the pet shop after a call from a concerned member of the public on April 14 last year.

On June 1, 33 rabbits and 19 guinea pigs were seized by police on vet advice after improvements were not made.

Inspector Keith said: “Rabbits and guinea pigs need the things all animals need – an appropriate diet and an appropriate environment to live in as well as vet care if they are sick.

“These animals did not receive these most basic of things in the care of Mr Scott.

“If he can’t provide these things he shouldn’t be allowed to keep animals and I am pleased he has been banned from doing so.”

After the hearing, Mr Scott said he was disappointed, but not surprised, by the outcome.

He said: “We could not afford to pay for an expert to fight our corner. More than 100 people signed my petition, stating I looked after the animals well.”

Mr Scott said the shop would remain open but only sell pet supplies.

A 46-year-old woman has admitted five counts of animal neglect after the RSPCA found two dead guinea pigs and a dead rabbit in her garden shed.

The animals had been kept in separate hutches in the garden of Tracy Ann Laver’s house.

He said: “I think it’s clear from the photographs that in not one of these cases do we have emaciated animals or animals that have been blatantly neglected.

“When you look at the rabbits, even though they look neglected, they don’t look hungry.”

He said his client had been unable to care for the animals and had called the RSPCA before the charity turned up at her property.

Inspectors also searched Mrs Laver’s house, and inside found two Collie dogs in a bedroom with no food or water.

Kevin Withey, prosecuting for the RSPCA, said: “The room was covered in faeces and there was an overwhelming smell.”

He explained that Laver had insisted she had been feeding the animals but that when the inspectors arrived all the food had been eaten.