Meet Alexandra “The Great”.
This sweet and sassy turkey dish hopes to show everyone that turkey isn’t just a Thanksgiving main dish.
She is one of the “spokesturkeysAt the Farm Sanctuary.
Farm Sanctuary has been active in the rescue, education and advocacy of farm animals since 1986. Since its inception, the sanctuary has promoted Through a Turkish project encourages people to sponsor a rescued turkey instead of eating one.
Thelma is a quiet and sensitive person. She enjoys walking peacefully in her yard, feeling the warmth of the sun on her…
Sent by Farm Reserve above Friday, November 12, 2021
“Every year 68 million turkeys are raised and killed for food just for the November and December holidays.” Statuses conservation areas.
They wanted to show the world that turkeys are affectionate and intelligent birds that deserve to live beyond their first birthday.
Alexandra was one of the lucky birds that had survived from a factory farm, but not before she was revealed. However, she doesn’t let her painful past hold her back.
Turkey rescued from factory farm found free at Sanctuary
Meet Alexandra, “The Great One”! 🦃 Alexandra is seven years old – a remarkable feat when you consider that most turkeys are killed between four and five months old. She came from a factory farm but now this curious playboy is as free as a bird at Farm Sanctuary! You can still make this holiday meaningful by “adopting” Alexandra! For just $35, you can adopt her for yourself or a loved one and receive a personalized #AdoptATurkey certificate, which includes Alexandra’s photo and life details. Save a turkey’s life — adopt today: https://bit.ly/AdoptAlexandraTheGreat
Sent by Farm Reserve on Thursday, November 18, 2021
Her bio says, “However, since Alexandra was saved, this curious bird has been as free as a bird! Alexandra ‘the Great’ loves being around the water and drinking straight from the tap as we refill her bowls. ”
When not winning the hearts of employees or playing in the water, Alexandra enjoys hanging out with her turkey friends, George and Sandy. Together they find bugs and explore the yard.
She is one of only five rescued turkeys that anyone can sponsor This year. For a one-time donation of $35, you can adopt her symbolically and will receive a digital certificate with her photo and biography to proudly display.
Sponsor a Rescued Turkey for the Holidays!
At Farm Sanctuary, we inspire people to think differently about turkeys. Through our #AdoptATurkey Project, you can symbolically adopt one of our rescued “spokesturkey monkeys” (instead of eating one!) and add a healing dose of compassion. into your holiday celebrations. Who will you adopt this year? https://www.farmsanctuary.org/adopt-a-turkey?utm_campaign=aat_2021&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=owned&utm_content=fb11321aat
Sent by Farm Reserve on Wednesday, November 3, 2021
Every year, Farm Sanctuary honors turkeys by hosting a party where they are guests, not meals.
Both the New York and California locations participate in the annual tradition of being captured on video and shared for all to enjoy.
Check out this year’s celebration below and don’t forget to share!
Rescued Turkeys Enjoy Celebration
It was the moment we’ve been looking forward to all year… just the moment when the barn door opened and our rescued turkey residents got their first glimpse of a celebrating party prepared just for them. . The Because Turkey Celebration defies the traditional holiday meal that resulted in the slaughter of more than 68 million turkeys in November and December alone. We hope you will also continue the tradition of kindness at our home. yourself and let all the animals off your plate. – creator of Baltimore’s Vegan SoulFest, and co-owner of The Greener Kitchen for helping us celebrate! There’s still time to symbolically adopt one of our rescued turkeys! Go to https://shop.farmsanctuary.org/category/Adopt-A-Turkey-Project?a=cftt21aatfb&utm_campaign=cftt_2021&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=owned&utm_content=fb1120cftt.Hug
Sent by Farm Reserve on Saturday, November 20, 2021
Farm Sanctuary hopes people will adopt a more compassionate tradition by sponsoring a turkey and letting them off their plate. “The world is changing. So is our tradition! ”
