Gov. Polis Pardons Two Turkeys in Annual Thanksgiving Tradition
The turkeys, saved from Thanksgiving dinner, will live at Luvin Arms Animal Sanctuary after a public naming vote, highlighting Colorado's agricultural heritage.
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Gov. Polis pardons two turkeys in annual Thanksgiving tradition
DENVER, Colo. (KRDO) -- As people begin preparing for Thanksgiving, Governor Polis is introducing two turkeys who won't be on the menu this year. Turkeys Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kids were both pardoned at the Colorado Governor's Mansion as part of the three-year-old tradition. Both turkeys were from Jodar Farms in Fort Collins and received their names after a public vote. The two will now live out their lives at Luvin Arms Animal Sanctuary am…
Pardoning turkeys? Colorado continues the not-so-unusual tradition
DENVER (KDVR) — A cooked turkey is a staple centerpiece on the table for Thanksgiving, however, some turkeys have been spared from that fate through a somewhat unusual tradition that started with United States presidents. On Monday, Gov. Jared Polis is continuing the tradition of "pardoning," or saving, two turkeys in Colorado from becoming Thanksgiving meals. While seemingly unconventional, this practice is far from new. Trump pardons turk…
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