SOURCE ET SUITE
MOI JE LES ADORE
TOUT CHEZ ELLES M' EBLOUIT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
J' AJOUTERAI AUX NOMBREUSES QUALITES ENUMEREES..
LEUR SAGESSE, LEUR TRANQUILITE
LEUR EQUILIBRE
ET LEUR BEAUTE
QUEL GACHIS DE LEUR OFFRIR UNE TELLE VIE DE MISERE ET DE LES ABATTRE SI JEUNES..(4 ANS LE PLUS SOUVENT )
LES HUMAINS SONT TELLEMENT CONS ..COMME DISAIT L' AUTRE
NE MANQUEZ PAS LE LIEN VERS LE BLOG QUI LEUR EST CONSACRE EN MAUVE..
Cows raised for meat are slaughtered when less than 2 years old and calves killed for veal don’t get to live more than a few months. Cows used in the dairy industry are sent to slaughter when their milk production slows, usually around the age of 4. Obviously, cows were intended to share this Earth with us
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Today is Cow Appreciation Day and if you have never given much thought to how wonderful cows are, now is a great time to start. Cows are gentle animals who are affectionate, emotional and intelligent. Mahatma Gandhi described a cow as “a poem of compassion.” Cows are certainly deserving of our compassion as well as our understanding and respect. Before I became vegan, I didn’t know much about cows. I had only seen one once; after all, I was a city girl.
When I visited a farmed animal sanctuary, I was amazed at how beautiful, serene and at peace these once abused but now fortunate animals were. Getting up close and personal with a cow and touching her was an emotional experience for me. As I gently stroked her head with my hand, I looked into the cow’s eyes and apologized for my past behavior of eating meat and dairy and for not appreciating her rightful place on this planet alongside me. Today I not only appreciate cows but I love them. My blog even has a spokes-cow named Trudy. If you don’t know much about our bovine friends, here are 10 things about cows that may astound you:
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