Bedouins, when they see a camel that rejects its offspring and does not nurse it, cover its nose and mouth for a while and then release it

Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. I am confused by a practice some of the Bedouins do. Some camels may reject their offspring and not nurse them. So they hold the camel and cover its nose and mouth for an hour or half an hour, and then they release it. It then nurses its offspring and does not reject it. The question is: Is this action permissible? Does it…

Answer:
This is permissible. It is tormenting the animal. This is tormenting the animal. There are means other than this, other than tormenting it. They can milk the milk and give it to its offspring. They give it to its offspring using a tube or something they put in its mouth, or it drinks it. They accustom it to it and it drinks it if it is hungry. They accustom it to it and it drinks it. As for tormenting the animal, it is not permissible. Yes.