The Heartbreakingly Short Life Of A Bobby Calf | End Dairy Slaughter

Calves are separated from their mothers within twelve hours of birth. If they are female, they will be kept on the dairy farm to replace their mothers.

If they are male, they are seen as a ‘waste product’; most are sent to slaughter at less than a week old. Approximately 200,000 male bobby calves are killed every year in the Australian dairy industry, due to the fact that they will never produce milk.

These calves will be kept on the farm for several days without access to their mother’s milk until they are taken to the saleyard to be sold or directly to the slaughterhouse.

Here they will be roughly handled before being brutally slaughtered. At times, calves have been fully conscious while having their throats cut.

These bobby calves are just one of the reasons we must end dairy slaughter.

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