If they are near their individual, they feel significantly less worried and will naturally turn back toward them if they become separated. For cows raised together, this is especially true.
Hope and Love were each other’s people in the eyes of the cows.
This is particularly true given that Hope was born blind. As a result, Love decided to act as her “seeing eye” companion. A factory dairy farm is where hope and love were created.
Later, Hope was bought by a family that intended to keep and breed her for their own needs in dairy products.
However, they eventually found out that she was blind and bought Love, Hope’s sister. Hope was left without a place to live. Thankfully, she was able to find safety on the grounds of the Sale Ranch Sanctuary in Temecula.
But that meant that the once-inseparable two cows were now apart. Additionally, Hope lost her seeing-eye cow as a result of this.
When Hope first arrived at the farm, she was undoubtedly under pressure.
However, the rest of the farm’s creatures greatly contributed to her feeling at ease.
They would groom one another while seated in a circle, sharing meals and sleeping together.
According to Jen at Sale Ranch Sanctuary, “During the last eight months, she has matured into a happy, confident little girl.”
Hope and love hadn’t seen one another in a grueling eight months.
But ultimately, the girls could be reconciled, and Love would move in with her sister to live on the farm.
Jen was ecstatic to see Hope reunited with her closest friend and her seeing-eye cow.
