Animal activists Safe outraged over sexual use of cows in OnlyFans content

An animal activist organisation is calling for an investigation into the use of dairy cows in sexually explicit content. Photo / Getty Images

An animal activist organisation is calling for an investigation into the use of dairy cows in sexually explicit content posted on social media and adult entertainment subscription site OnlyFans.

Save Animals From Exploitation (Safe) is petitioning the Ministry for Primary Industries to stop the people producing video content of a sexual nature directly involving cows.

The organisation said it was “deeply concerning” to see the mother cows who are “already being exploited for their reproductive systems” being further victimised by the videos.

The videos, some of which have been seen by the Herald, show women in bikinis performing routine farm tasks such as milking cows and sweeping the milking shed.

In one video, three women are seen kneeling beside the animals and drinking milk directly from the udder.

The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) was now speaking to the social media content creators about the footage.

“While an initial assessment of the video shows no breaches of the Animal Welfare Act, we will talk to the person involved to gather more information and satisfy ourselves that the animals are being properly cared for,” said MPI director of compliance and response Glen Burrell.

The ministry had also referred the content to police for their assessment.

“Safe finds the actions of all individuals involved, whether directly or indirectly, to be reprehensible and entirely unacceptable.

“We demand full accountability from those responsible for the care of these animals for allowing such conduct to take place on the farm.”

It said the public “places a great deal of trust with those who work with animals”.

The women involved and Federated Farmers have been approached for comment.

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