Cow Appreciation Day

🐮 Cow Appreciation Day is an annual event that takes place on the second Tuesday in July. On this day, people across the United States dress up as cows to show their appreciation for the dairy industry. Many people wear cow-themed clothing, such as cow-print shirts and hats, while others go all out by wearing full cow costumes. Some people even paint their bodies to look like cows!

This fun-filled event began in 2005 as a way to promote Chick-fil-A’s new Chicken Mini meal. The first Cow Appreciation Day was a success, with over 200,000 people participating. The following year, the event was even bigger, with over 1 million people dressing up as cows. Today, Cow Appreciation Day is a national event that is celebrated by people of all ages.

So why do people love Cow Appreciation Day so much? For many, it’s a fun and silly way to show their support for the dairy industry. It’s also a great opportunity to get free food! Chick-fil-A offers a free entrée to anyone who comes into their restaurant dressed as a cow. So if you’re looking for a fun and delicious way to show your appreciation for cows, be sure to mark your calendar for Cow Appreciation Day!