Farm Sanctuary's Susie Coston speaks about Pigs and Gestation Crates

[nsugathadasa]

Susie, Your compassion is boundless. Not eating creatures who feel pain as we do is logical to me. Have courage to do the work you are doing.

[ZoldierrZzz]

Oh man... think about all of those billions of animals that can't enjoy this peaceful life...

[jazzsaavy]

thank you susie for taking care of the pig e s they are just as deserving of a good life as the rest of us

[Wisdomswords]

Thank you guys. May we wake up from the nightmare of factory farming.

[PeterJockisch]

These animals are intermediators. Farm Sanctuaries are interfaces offering visitors the chance to get to know animals, to reunite in partnership and cooperation.

Those animals do a great job when communicating with visitors. - of course, the human staff too :D.. And these pigs, sheep and other animals. obviously enjoy it, when they get their daily wellness program from the staff and from the visitors Total confidence and enjoyment :-D

Thank you Susie Coston.

[PeterJockisch]

Those documentaries are so important. We know a lot about human biographies, but only few of animal's biographies. And like in the video „Camp Sanctuary (channel farmsanctuary1), many people are astonished, when meeting animals and experience, how individual and personal they are.

[PeterJockisch]

Touching signs of affection. Another informative video, giving confidence for a better future.

A new attitude towards animals (cooperation/partnership) should base on respect for them. Nevertheless, it would be much easier for meat eaters to go vegan, if they knew how to prepare food in a way, that it tastes like meat, or fish etc. This should be a high priority project of the vegan community.

Thank you for this interview :-D