10/15/2026
They don’t always die.
The animals.
They don’t always die...
Not right away. Sometimes what was meant to end their life, missed. Sometimes they fight harder than others, not ready to succumb to their fate. 💔
There is nowhere to go. Rescue is not imminent. By the time they reach absolute hell inside concrete walls, they will only leave in pieces. But yet, they resist. Because even at six months old they want to LIVE. So, they wiggle and thrash, desperately.
For a moment, imagine yourself there. Not to watch it but to live it. Imagine being trapped, hung upside down by your leg. Or confined with others in a claustrophobic room. Death chambers. Imagine your pounding heart. Your panic. Would you scream? Cry? Would you flail about or scratch the walls, desperate to free yourself? Could you fight through the terror gripping you to your bones? Could you survive the agony that is to come?? Of course not.
Pigs live through that agony… if the stun gun misses and they feel the knife pierce their skin. The moment the gas is turned on. They feel themselves burning to death from the inside. They can’t even try to cover their mouths as we would. They can’t even try to protect themselves. 😔
Yes, they live through that agony for a little while. Seconds, minutes, longer. And they feel EVERYTHING. They never survive it. 😔💔
Many former slaughterhouse workers recount tales of the moment it clicked, when they realized that the death to which they were an accomplice was morally wrong. They saw something… something that haunts them. Something that haunts us too, simply from hearing their words. 😭
Many former slaughterhouse workers chose compassion instead when they stepped away from a life of carnage to a plant-based and peaceful plate. 🌱🐽🫶❤️
The animals never choose their fate, but your decisions help influence their lives. Please choose compassion. Don’t see your meal simply in that clean-cut slice of meat. See the whole animal that fought to their final breath trying to resist your fork and knife…
***Four of our beautiful Bigs survived the system because they never arrived at the slaughterhouse... Now, they live an idyllic life of comfort and happiness, all because someone eventually showed them compassion and kindness. 🌱🫶❤️