Brian Dooling is a self-proclaimed weather geek who grew up in coastal Connecticut. He is... Brian Dooling is a self-proclaimed weather geek who grew up in coastal Connecticut. He is also a Geographer, receiving his undergraduate degree from Southern Connecticut State University and finishing up his Master’s degree at Hunter College in NYC. Brian has also received a Graduate Certificate in Digital Publishing from Pace University. Brian contributes to a local CT weather site WxEdge, but his interests expand beyond weather to the environment and media. Read more about Brian Dooling Read More
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Farm animal sanctuaries seem to be the new place for rescue cows to develop meaningful friendships. From Ari and Nik meeting for the first time to the blind cow Sweety settling in with her fellow rescued cows, these sanctuaries offer a real place for these cows to really live in peace and comfort.
In the video below, we have calves Bob and Mortimer who are best friends. Both are young rescue calves at the Animal Place Sanctuary. Bob is the black and white calf, whose mother died shortly after giving birth due to neglect. Mortimer is a fuzzy cow, who was abandoned by his mother.
The two have found a wonderful home at the sanctuary and as the video shows, they have some fun together too, which will hopefully be a lifelong friendship!
What’s really evident in all these videos of rescue cows is that when these animals are not up for slaughter or milking, you can actually see their spirits come alive, the stress lift as they live life the way they should.
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I enjoyed the sight of these animals, which we so seldom see, as most of them are shot in the head at birth so we can have milk :(
So sweet
Oh my gosh….I’m in love!