Fun farm for retired cows


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Karin Mueck sits with cow and dog on the meadow of Butenland Farm. On the farm, former farm animals lead as free a life as possible. They are neither milked nor slaughtered. Photos: dpa

When Hanni hears her owner’s call, she knows it’s time for dinner and comes trotting over in happy anticipation of a round of hay and lukewarm water.

Hanni is an 18-year-old cow living on a farm run by Karin Mueck and Jan Gerdes in Butjadingen, in northern Germany. That makes Hanni a lucky cow because here, animals are not milked or slaughtered.

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