Kaley Cuoco’s love for animals is no secret! The animal activist, who has rescued numerous horses and dogs as well as goats, cows, turkeys, bunnies and piglets, is “dying” to add another animal to her rescue farm. In an interview with People, The Big Bang Theory alum revealed that she owned every animal she could dream of as a child except a giraffe.
“I’m still dying to save the giraffe. We haven’t done it yet,” she said. Cuoco — who lives on a large farm in Thousand Oaks, Los Angeles, with her fiancé Tom Pelphrey and their daughter Matilda — owns a 40-acre farm shelter for rescued animals.
The actress revealed that she recently rescued two turkeys, something she always wanted to do. “I’ve always wanted a turkey, and we were able to save two. I love them completely. I am obsessed with them. They are very friendly,” she added. Additionally, he has abandoned “wonderful” cows in the past year.
“We have a ton of animals at our farm, so I’m fulfilling that childhood dream and it’s great,” Cuoco said. He said everything would be checked off his bucket list to save the giraffe. According to The Flight Attendant actress, all the diverse animals on her farm get along with each other in an “incredible” way.
A large area hides goats, pigs, chickens and miniature horses under one roof. “It’s really interesting,” she said. Cuoco rejected the misconception that different breeds of animals cannot live harmoniously. “We have proven this completely wrong.”
He further described the mobility of animals and how they make space for themselves. “It’s very sink or swim at our place,” she said. The animals joining the farm figure out things like who is alpha, who wants a special corner, and who is friends with whom, and they all live together harmoniously.
In addition to her film The Flight Attended, which earned multiple Emmy and Golden Globe Award nominations, Cuoco recently appeared in Peacock’s series Based on a True Story, a rom-com meets Cute and part of the animated Harley Quinn series.
