Some families are adopting Thanksgiving turkeys instead of eating them
Summary
Some families in the U.S. are choosing to adopt turkeys for Thanksgiving instead of eating them. Animal sanctuaries offer programs where people can donate money to care for turkeys, helping to spare some birds from being eaten during holiday celebrations. These programs also aim to educate the public about animal welfare.Key Facts
- The Luvin Arms Animal Sanctuary in Colorado adopts out turkeys, raising money for their care.
- For a $25 donation, people get a certificate, photos, and possibly a visit with the turkeys.
- The sanctuary's sponsorships have doubled each year since starting in 2022.
- Donations are used for turkey care, including food, veterinary bills, and habitat expansion.
- The sanctuary wants to educate people about turkeys and factory farm conditions.
- Farm Sanctuary in New York and California started the turkey adoption idea in 1986.
- The adoption programs have grown in popularity, with many people now supporting them.
- Some families, like Lizzie Parra's, use the program to save turkeys and spread awareness about animal rights.
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