'Til The Cows
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'Til The Cows Come Home
Every year, millions of unwanted farm animals suffer an unimaginable fate as they are deemed “waste”.

Many people are not aware of the common practices that occur in agriculture farming to meet consumer demands. Dairy cows forcefully impregnated, mother and babies separated and all sent to slaughter when no longer needed. Hens confined in spaces to lay eggs at unnatural rate. These animals are all exploited to meet consumer demands.

‘Til The Cows Come Home transforms the lives of unwanted farm animals through rescuing, rehoming, and promoting a kinder world. We give a voice to farm animals by telling their stories and inspiring change. We operate Australia wide, connecting with farmers and families to help animals.
Every year, millions of unwanted farm animals suffer an unimaginable fate as they are deemed “waste”.
Many people are not aware of the common practices that occur in agriculture farming to meet consumer demands. Dairy cows forcefully impregnated, mother and babies separated and all sent to slaughter when no longer needed. Hens confined in spaces to lay eggs at unnatural rate. These animals are all exploited to meet consumer demands.
‘Til The Cows Come Home transforms the lives of unwanted farm animals through rescuing, rehoming, and promoting a kinder world. We give a voice to farm animals by telling their stories and inspiring change. We operate Australia wide, connecting with farmers and families to help animals.
Our vision is to create a more compassionate world where farm animals
are viewed as companions, not commodities.
How we're
tracking
During 2022
Animals Rehomed
Foster Homes
Volunteers
What We Do

Rescue
We take in unwanted, “waste” animals from farms. Whether that be calves, hens goats or pigs, we will never turn away from an animal needing our help.



Rehabilitate
We place animals in short term foster care where they will be given shelter, food, medical care and shown lots of love & warmth.

Rehome
We find, like-minded, people wishing to adopt a farm animal as a companion to give these animals a home outside of the industry.

Our laws fail animals
Meet Elmo
In the dairy industry, Elmo is considered a waste product.
Dairy farms are dependent on females to make a profit. Just like humans, in order for female cows to produce milk they must give birth to a calf. For this reason, female cows are continually impregnated to keep up their milk supply.
If a female cow gives birth to a male, he is deemed to be a waste product as he cannot produce milk and therefore does not bring profit to the farm. To save on costs for caring for these unwanted male calves, they are killed on the farm or sent to an abattoir to be slaughtered for pet food. This is the cruel reality of this $4 billion industry.

Adopters Story

The dark side of farming
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A candle burns bright to remember all the farm animals who we have lost, who we could not reach and who still remain trapped in these industries.