Mother cows are pregnant for nine months before giving birth. After their baby is born, their baby is taken from her. EVERY baby this Mother cow will ever have, will be taken from her.
With a simple change in lifestyle, you can take a stand against #animalcruelty, help the #environment, and feel the #healthbenefits#tellitlikeitreallyis this #FebruDairy
— #Herbiⓥore 🌱 (@herbivore_club) February 21, 2018
Video: Animal Recovery Mission pic.twitter.com/KiZjiGjRSQ
Cows would naturally suckle their calves for 9-12 months, dairy calves are taken away from their mothers almost immediately. Healthy young calves are very energetic and love to play and socialise with other calves.#tellitlikeitis this #FebruDairy pic.twitter.com/llIQfhHshK
— #Herbiⓥore 🌱 (@herbivore_club) February 19, 2018
#Februdairy fact: once a cow has given birth, she and her calf are immediately separated so we can have all her milk. She reacts as any mother would: trying to get her baby back, grieving, lashing out. Cows and calves have been known to cry for weeks. pic.twitter.com/4HfI497U02
— #Herbiⓥore 🌱 (@herbivore_club) February 18, 2018
Tail docking is a mutilation performed daily at dairy factory farms. Inflicted without anesthesia and under filthy conditions, this cruel act often results in infection. pic.twitter.com/NNyyKVEwMl
— Mercy For Animals (@MercyForAnimals) February 21, 2018
#tellitlikeitis
— #Herbiⓥore 🌱 (@herbivore_club) February 22, 2018
With a simple change in lifestyle, you can take a stand against the #animalcruelty in this video, together we will end this awful industry.
Go #DairyFree this #FebruDairypic.twitter.com/UGGD49Ovzk
On the slaughter line, watching, hearing & smelling what's happening ahead. Dairy kills calves. Reach across the grocery isle & choose delicious #vegan & dairy alternatives instead of putting babies through this. Learn more: https://t.co/SqJrl0TURK #Februdairy #ThursdayThoughts pic.twitter.com/OZ3GArKxMi
— Lisa Marie Ⓥ (@GoVeganTweets) February 22, 2018
The following video reveals that Mother cows want to protect their calves from dairy farmers, because they know what will happen next. The Mother cow knows the farmer will take her baby away (like every previous baby she has had). Cows are not "dumb" animals; they love their babies and are trying to save them.
"Can any dairy farmers explain this video? I thought dairy cows lacked maternal instincts and didn't care about their calves, so what would be the need to warn farmers about the safety risks of interfering with newborns?"- @Jabronisout#Februdairy pic.twitter.com/SsN0COpDPl
— #Herbiⓥore 🌱 (@herbivore_club) February 24, 2018
Cows have to be pregnant to produce #milk. Calves are considered waste products to the #dairy industry. They suckle their tongues or try to suckle the fingers of slaughterhouse workers before being murdered. #ThingsPeopleShouldKnow #DitchDairy #Govegan pic.twitter.com/4qUkyscYNu
— FARM Animal Rights (@FARMUSA) February 26, 2018
Beware very graphic dairy video below.
GRAPHIC: Male calves are the hidden victims of the meat and dairy industry. Taken from their mothers, and slaughtered for veal at just a few months old. 💔 pic.twitter.com/nPKzuEPjfb
— The Humane League (@TheHumaneLeague) February 25, 2018
Day 25: A cow ATTACKS a man as he tries to steal a calf. Another man watches on, laughing.
— Kate Louise Powell Ⓥ (@KatePow3ll) February 25, 2018
The dairy industry will say cows & calves are indifferent to each other as their business depends on separating them. It's distressing for both mother & baby.#Februdairy #ShoutAboutDairy pic.twitter.com/ZcvJQLQRjM
John Webster, Emeritus professor of animal husbandry at Bristol University’s Clinical Veterinary Science Department, considered the world’s leading authority on dairy cows, states that the removal of her calf is the single worst incident in the life of a dairy cow. #Februdairy pic.twitter.com/OlnHry6ljm
— Rebecca Ⓥ🔻 (@Beccaasauruss) February 27, 2018
One #NoBrainerWayToHappinessIs sanctuary, not slaughter!https://t.co/YCcDSlVf1G pic.twitter.com/93aiYHZH3A
— Animal Pen-Pals (@animalpenpals) February 27, 2018