farm animals

When it comes to rescuing animals, we have to get creative and do what we can. Not everyone has enough money to simply decide to take animals into their care. This yoga class is an example of someone who wants to do good for animals and has come up with a way not only to raise money but to let the animals enjoy nature as well. Introducing "Yoga With the Animals" - the first-time yoga class with farm animals that were once abandoned, neglected, or abused, now enjoying nature. 

In days when you're spending so much time on video calls with the same faces every day, how about mixing things up a bit by adding a fresh face to the gallery?  

How about inviting a farm animal as a virtual guest on your next ZOOM conference call with your team? 

Well, for a 100$, the Sweet Farm Silicon Valley-based animal sanctuary offers a cameo from a farm animal, as part of its recently launched "Goat 2 meeting" initiative.

And yes. it's for real. 

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Now in its 11th year, the Irish Farmer Calendar showcases some of Ireland's most handsome farmers in a variety of cute and hilarious poses, always with farm animals. 

October 2nd is the annual world farm animals day and what could be a better way to celebrate it than a collection of funny snaps from the farm? We love this facebook page. 

Farm animals are cute, and they also play an important role in modern society. Take some time to appreciate them this World Farm Animals Day. Created in memory of Ghandi, who believed in treating all living beings with respect, World Farm Animals Day was founded to highlight the poor conditions suffered by some farm animals, and promote awareness in the hope something may be done to improve their lives. 

The Caenhill Countryside Centre is a charity near Devizes, Wiltshire, which works with schoolchildren and young people to teach them about farming, animals, and the countryside. The farm is owned by 61-year-old Chris Franklin, who has the cutest daily habit of posting "Rush hour" videos of his farm animals- every morning he opens the door to his barn and commentates as the many ducks, geese, and roosters inside make their way into the yard. Franklin had always been interested in the internet, he said, and he heard the kids on his farm talking about TikTok. When he went on the app, he was confused by the fact there were people "lipsyncing and doing fun things ... 15 seconds of madness!" He wondered if his own footage of the animals would go down well on the app. Well, thousands of views and followers later, it most certainly has. Check out some of his cute videos. 

We want to go to there.