Posted in Arizona
November 05, 2020
You Can Hug A Cow At Aimee’s Farm Animal Sanctuary In Arizona
Move over, goat yoga—there’s a new wellness trend in town. You can hug a cow at Aimee’s Farm Animal Sanctuary in Arizona, and it’s the most adorable way to relieve stress.
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Aimee's Farm Animal Sanctuary in Gilbert has recently begun offering cow hugging sessions to help people calm their nerves during these uncertain times.

Many are disabled or in poor health, and Aimee's does whatever it takes to ensure the innocent creatures get to live a full life.

Cow hugging, a trend that started in the Netherlands, has really taken hold in the Valley.

It isn't hard to understand why— just look at that sweet face!

This is the time of day when they're most receptive to physical contact.

To ensure you get in as soon as possible, you can reserve a spot by sending $50 to the farm's Paypal account. A website will be up and running soon, and reservations can be made there, as well.

Next year, visitors will also be able to choose whether they only want to participate in cow hugging or add a tour of the farm.
Visit the farm’s Facebook page to learn more.
Would you hug a cow? Are there any other wellness trends involving animals that we should know about? Let us know in the comments section, and check out our previous article for another unique farm in Arizona you have to visit.
Address: 980 W Lenora Way, San Tan Valley, AZ 85140, USA