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Atlantans show off costumes on social media for Cow Appreciation Day

Alex Rodriguez, store operator at Chick-fil-A on Hammond Drive in Atlanta, greets Issac Timberline, 1, and Nolan Timberline, 3, on Cow Appreciation Day 2016.
Alex Rodriguez, store operator at Chick-fil-A on Hammond Drive in Atlanta, greets Issac Timberline, 1, and Nolan Timberline, 3, on Cow Appreciation Day 2016.
July 11, 2017

If you’ve seen a few folks dressed as cows today, you may be thinking Halloween came early. But it’s actually Cow Appreciation Day, the day Chick-Fil-A gives out free food to those dressed as its mascot.

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For the 13th year, the fast food chain is holding the event at more than 2,100 stores nationwide, including dozens of locations in metro Atlanta. From opening until 7 p.m. Tuesday, the company is passing out free entrees to adult customers who dress in any cow attire from "head-to-hoof," according to the restaurant's website.

And the kiddos can play, too. Children clad in their best cowstume get a free kids meal.

There was no shortage of Atlantans who took part in the festivities. Check out some of the best outfits from the day.

🐄 pic.twitter.com/ePJOwoPLfh— Make-A-Wish Georgia (@MakeAWishGA) July 11, 2017
😂#WillMooForFood #CowAppreciationDay @ChickfilA pic.twitter.com/mzQ6P9LuRx— Caela (@CaelaAriel__) July 11, 2017
🐄🎉 pic.twitter.com/Z8QwdEhHYZ— Komen Atlanta (@KomenAtlanta) July 11, 2017
🤷🏼‍♂️ #CowAppreciationDay @ChickfilA pic.twitter.com/gJakBw29f2— Ryan McKendrick (@rmckendrick) July 11, 2017

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Thanks, @ChickfilA #WoodlawnSquare for feeding us!🐔😀 #ForTheKids pic.twitter.com/VWTDonPxN3— curingkidscancer (@curingcancer) July 11, 2017

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Najja Parker is a multimedia journalist covering Black culture for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She is an engaging on-air talent, who has served as a host for the newsroom’s special projects and events, such as the movie premiere of “The South Got Something To Say,” a documentary chronicling the rise of Atlanta hip-hop.

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