Captivating Cattle
Everything you need to know to learn to love these gentle giants
CATTLE FACTS
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CATTLE VIDS
The Dudley Story
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Bella's Story
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Rescue cow loves family life
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Cow won't leave her injured calf
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Cow intelligence compilation
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Cow gets to live a dog's life
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Loving bull rescued from bullfighting
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Cow escapes slaughterhouse for a new life
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Girl sneaks her cow friend into the house
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Grateful Cow is Freed
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Cows that love to cuddle
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Curious cows love to hear music
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Rescued cow reunited with her baby
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Confined dairy calf catching snowflakes
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Rescued cow loves to play
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Cows escape slaughter and find safety
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Life after industrial farming
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Cattle: Bonding in the herd
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Blind cows find friendship at a sanctuary
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The mother and calf bond
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CATTLE ON SOCIAL MEDIA
There's also a list of great farm sanctuaries active on social media here.
You can find out what happens to cattle when we use them for meat and dairy by clicking
on the red button below. Much of what you'll find is standard practice to the industry or
took place at humane assured facilities. It's not easy viewing, but if you still think it's fine
to use and kill these animals then I highly recommend taking a look. If instead you find
these things are simply too awful to look at then please ask yourself why, if you can't
even bear to look at them, is it okay to pay for them to happen?
"Cows are amongst the gentlest of breathing creatures. None show more
passionate tenderness to their young when deprived of them and, in short,
I am not ashamed to profess a deep love for these quiet creatures."
- Thomas de Quincey
passionate tenderness to their young when deprived of them and, in short,
I am not ashamed to profess a deep love for these quiet creatures."
- Thomas de Quincey