Milk Doesn't Kill Animals

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Milk:
Cows are repeatedly artificially inseminated,

this must happen in order to produce milk. Like humans and all other mammals cows only produce milk after having a baby. baby cows are taken from their mothers very soon after birth.

Female calves are deemed the same fate as their mother, male calves are used as veal or raised longer for beef... that is if the farmer doesn't kill them right away to make more profit off of milk.

We humans are taking away the milk that is very beneficial to a baby calf in order to grow, we humans give all of our breast milk to our baby, do you not think cows are the same? The milk is there for a reason not for us, it is cow milk, we have human milk made to make our young grow.

Milk is unneeded after introducing solid foods to our diet as we can then get nutrition from the solid foods. Cows horns are cauterized and they are castrated without pain killers.

A lot of people think we are helping a cow by milking her they say she is in a lot of pain if we don't... you are forgetting she wouldn't be in that pain if we didn't artificially inseminate her over and over and over again. She wouldn't be in that pain if her baby was with her to suckle from her udders, yet we humans come to the rescue steal her milk she is producing for her baby and continue to inpreginate her so it happens all over again.

 She wouldn't be in that pain if her baby was with her to suckle from her udders, yet we humans come to the rescue steal her milk she is producing for her baby and continue to inpreginate her so it happens all over again

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Luckily there is an alternative to milk... and we don't even need to drink plantbased milk it if we don't wish to.

For those allergic to nuts

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For those allergic to nuts... soy... and gluten:

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