Bucky's Bull Rescue

01/16/2026

Look at these sweet girls that we fostered. Frida and Glinda are all grown up, healthy and living a beautiful life at Farley’s Farm Sanctuary in Ohio.
Grateful 🩷🩷🐄🐄

01/16/2026

Perfectly stated by our sanctuary friend Shawn. I've witnessed so many remarkable displays of emotional attachment, friendship and grief within our cow family. They're majestic, kind, peaceful creatures. Please choose compassion and keep them off your plate.

01/11/2026

Wanda, enjoying a snack with her big brothers 🩷

01/10/2026

Gorgeous sunset tonight on the farm

01/10/2026

It was a beautiful evening. Finally, could get Wanda out in the yard to enjoy the sunset. This precious girl never ceases to amaze me. She is magic every single day

01/04/2026

Wanda is at it again! She loves helping me reset stalls. This time of year we're not able to bring her outside so time in the barn with me is her happy place. I'm so proud of this little girl 🩷

01/03/2026

A tiny step forward in decreasing animal cruelty. Wisconsin, are you ready to make this step?

Big win for farm animals in Ohio 🐷

After 15 years, Ohio’s restrictions on gestation crates for breeding pigs officially take effect this week. That means an end to one of the most extreme confinement practices in agriculture—metal cages so small that pigs couldn’t even turn around.

This milestone fulfills the final promise of a landmark 2010 agreement between animal advocates and farm groups, helping make Ohio the 11th state to limit gestation crates and bringing farming practices closer to what consumers expect.

Progress like this doesn’t happen overnight—but it proves that persistence works, and humane standards can become the norm.

01/02/2026

Wanda decided she wanted to help me reset the little's stall today. This girl is so adorable. If you haven't seen her in person, you're really missing something special 🩷

01/02/2026

01/02/2026

$5 to feed one of our babies for a day. Who would you like to feed tomorrow?

By Bucky's Bull Rescue

12/25/2025

I posted a comment on a dairy farm that showed calves in indoor calf huts drinking from bottles attached to their enclosures. They lost their minds when I stated that, that was unnatural. That calves should be with their mothers nursing that their industry steals these babies away from their mothers for profit.

They are so used to normalizing their behavior that they cannot see beyond the pale. We know better. The only reason they take care of their animals is for profit. They do them bare minimum to keep them alive. They care nothing about their emotional needs.

I'm proud of what we do here. I won't be dissuaded by these animal commodifiers who have no idea of what it's like to support an animal and sanctuary.