Wholesome Farm Animal Sanctuary Shares Heartwarming Video Of Its Cutest Residents To Show How Every Awwdorable Animal Deserves Love And Care

Good Friday to you dear animal loving hoomans, we hope you have had a bearable, or even decent week at work and are looking forward to the freedoms that come with the weekend. And to help get you in the weekend mood we have got a video that is chock-full of awwdorable animals living their lives to the fullest possible extent after being freed from the farming industry. Because there is no happier animal than the animal who knows that it is no longer living just to be eaten.

The sad truth is that us hoomans raise and slaughter over 75 billion farm animals every year, just in the vain want to eat. However, for the lucky few of manage to escape, or better yet are saved by caring hoomans, they get to live out the rest of their lives in the most natural way possible without the threat of slaughter hanging over their pawdorable heads. So join us in celebrating those souls who now get to live as if every day is the weekend for the rest of their lives.

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The love that these animals receive and seek is boundless after a life lived in captivity. Cows are especially cuddly and have the personality of big dogs, completely unaware of their size and ready to jump on you for cuddles at a moment's notice. Now that is a lot of love to handle.
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The animals that reach these sanctuaries are lucky enough to not only live a life free from captivity, but are also given top-notch medical care to make sure they get to enjoy their freedom. The sad truth is that a sick animal on a farm will not even make it to slaughter.
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