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Video: The Disgusting Treatment of Dairy Cows and Their Calves

Published on April 16, 2012 by   ·   2 Comments

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Dairy cows are the hardest worked farm animals. and mothers. The only reason they produce milk is to feed their calves… but we steal their milk and deprive their calves of the love and affection, security that is their right as living, breathing creatures. They suffer abuse, neglect, illness. Separated from all the calves they give birth to. Dairy cows living in a happy healthy environment can live for up to 25 years. But because of their hard lives, they are worn out by 4 or 5 years old. They will be sent to slaughter, where many cannot even stand up anymore. They are filled with fear, as they smell the blood of others who have had their throats cut, and struggle to escape when they hear the cries of the other cows. An absolute gruelling life and gruelling death, all inhumane and cruel. Cows are sensitive, and are sentient creatures, they deserve respect and compassion.

These farm animals are the forgotten ones, i feel so hurt that there is no human compassion for them, and it is taken for granted they are just milk machines.

They feel love, fear, comfort, and grief. As we do.

Cows are extremely gentle and affectionate animals. They form strong bonds with one another, particularly between mother and child.

“The very saddest sound in all my memory was burned into my awareness at age five on my uncle’s dairy farm in Wisconsin. A cow had given birth to a beautiful male calf…On the second day after birth, my uncle took the calf from the mother and placed him in the veal pen in the barn—only ten yards away, in plain view of his mother. The mother cow could see her infant, smell him, hear him, but could not touch him, comfort him, or nurse him. The heartrending bellows that she poured forth—minute after minute, hour after hour, for five long days—were excruciating to listen to. They are the most poignant and painful auditory memories I carry in my brain.”
Michael Klaper M.D.

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Readers Comments (2)

  1. Joel says:

    Where is the effing compassion?

  2. me too says:

    spent my high school yrs on a family dairy farm in new york. later in life guess about5yrs i had just gotten out of the navy got a job on a dairy farm as a milker and chore hand as far as separating the calves they both did this like u say ,that was the only thing in common though the 2nd farm was in the embryo buisness guy was somekind a pioneer of embryo transfer also remember a shot cart, bovine injections ,deformed calves.we milked but not 4 profit only for the cows resume to sell her embryos this guy was real greedy,i got a million stories any way guess i worked there4 3or4years then split its been 20 or so years i often think about this and other things ithink it comes down to people ,family farms (away of life)n factory farm will say this of the video it didnt feel right seeing the amish guy total insensetivity towards the animal treating it like it was some kind of robot or machine expected the mexican but not the “religious “amish man still say family farmin is the only way its just common sense




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