Gertie’s story begins in the harshest of places. She entered the world at the sale yards—just hours before her mother was due to be sent to slaughter. Had she been born even an hour later, we don’t know what would have happened.

A kind-hearted rescuer saw that Gertie was left alone, waiting to be euthanised. Where many may simply turn away, blanketed by the excuse of “this is how it is always done”,– they chose compassion and saved her life.

The first priority was keeping Gertie alive. So the kind souls secured her rescue with the sale yard. They took her to their backyard, into their home, where they knew she could not stay, but at least she was safe in the meantime.

Then, they heard about ‘Til The Cows Come Home and got in touch with our team seeking help to take over her care.

Gertie made the long journey to one of our foster homes straight away.

After spending time in foster care, she was adopted by a lovely person who had big dreams of giving Gertie a forever home. Unfortunately, things took a turn, and her adopter faced the heartbreaking decision to return Gertie to Til The Cows Come Home – keeping Gertie’s best interests in mind.

Gertie returned to her original foster home as though she had never left, settling in with a quiet sense of belonging. Her resilience to this change speaks volumes- a gentle reminder of the profound difference compassion and care can make, as Gertie knew that she was back in a safe place.

Gertie is ready to find her new home as a companion, not a commodity.   

Keep reading to learn more about Gertie.

Meet Gertie, our rescue calf, who is affectionate, cuddly, and full of charm. Gertie is not your average cow; her playful disposition and love of human company are adorable. Gertie is shorter than cows her age, adding a delightful touch to her already gorgeous appearance.

Gertie adores being the centre of attention. She thrives when she’s being brushed and pampered. You’ll find her happily following you around, always ready to hang out by your side. Her love of being around you fosters a cherished bond that makes her feel like part of the family.

Gertie expresses her happiness and excitement with cheerful moos whenever she sees her favourite people. Her endearing habit of chatting with those around her adds to her lovable personality. Whether she’s frolicking or simply standing beside you, Gertie’s presence adds an extra sprinkle of joy to life in the paddock. ✨

If a gentle, loving, and company-seeking bovine is a dream addition to your family, Gertie is the perfect fur-family member. Her affectionate nature and captivating personality are sure to make every moment spent in her company a cherished memory.

Gertie has now been adopted.

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Every year, over 22 million lambs are slaughtered in Australia alone. This staggering number doesn’t account for the countless lives lost before they even reach slaughter—lambs who fail to thrive after birth and are left for death, die during birth, or are dispatched on farms being deemed “unviable”. 

Lambs are primarily valued for their flesh and are slaughtered as babies at just 6 to 8 months old, never experiencing the fullness of life. When given the opportunity to live a full life, sheep can live 10 to 12 years on average, and some can even reach 20 years. 

Lambs endure immense suffering during their short time on earth. It is common for lambs to undergo painful procedures such as live lamb cutting (Muesing) and tail docking, often without any pain relief. After enduring these painful treatments, they are then loaded and transported for many hours to reach their final destination: the slaughterhouse.  

While live lamb cutting has been banned in New Zealand due to its cruelty, it remains legal in Australia and many other countries. 

Though some lambs are fortunate enough to be rescued or find loving homes, like Zebby, sadly, these cases are the exception to the millions that don’t. Those who cannot be saved hold a place in our hearts and aren’t forgotten.

Thanks to the generosity of our community and donors, one more life has been saved.

Now healthy and feeling cared for, Zebby is ready to find their forever home where he will be loved as a companion, not a commodity.   

Keep reading to learn more about Zebby.

Meet Zebby, the adorable little lamb who is a true pocket rocket, bursting with energy and always ready for his next adventure!

Zebby was found alone in a paddock. After attempts to find his human family, the people who found him were unable to reunite him. They took the little lamb to a local vet clinic. Zebby wasn’t in a good way, so they ran some tests and decided that the best treatment plan for him was a plasma infusion, as they don’t believe he received much, if any, colostrum from his Mum. This was the point when the vet had to see if anyone wanted to take this lamb on and fund his required treatment. With the support of donors, we were able to take this lamb into our care and take over his ownership, ensuring he would get the infusion he needed and a loving life going forward.

Fast forward to now, Zebby has a zest for life that’s infectious and will brighten your day with his joyful antics. Zebby has a strong need for companionship, so his new home should include another animal who enjoys lively play and plenty of affection.

Zebby is still bottle feeding but is beginning to munch on oaten chaff and explore the taste of Lucerne chaff. He is also progressively drinking small amounts of water from a bucket. His early plasma infusion has set him up for excellent health, and he is hitting all his milestones.

Zebby loves to explore and meet new animal friends, and his daily routine now includes wandering down to the other animals where he sweetly greets each one through the fence. His enthusiasm for companionship is heartwarming. With his playful personality, Zebby needs a household where he can share his adventures and boundless love with a suitable furry companion.

Zebby, affectionately nicknamed Zeb-Zeb or Zebinator, brings immense joy and laughter to his foster family. While it will be tough to part with him, Zebby is ready to enrich a new home with his love and spirit.

If you’re looking for a vibrant and affectionate companion, Zebby could be the perfect addition to your family, filling each day with love and delightful adventures.

If you think that you could provide Zebby with a loving home, please click the ‘Apply to adopt‘ button below. 

By opening your home to Zebby, you not only gain the joy of adding a companion to your life, but your decision to adopt also has a life-changing impact on the lives of other animals. For every animal adopted, another can be rescued.   

Zebby has now been adopted.

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Timon and Pumbaa were taken from their mothers shortly after birth – a beginning no living being deserves. They were rescued from the brutal realities of a dairy farm. In an industry that often sees calves as nothing more than byproducts of their mothers’ milk, the unwanted ones are penned aside, waiting for the “bobby truck” to take them to the slaughterhouse, or they are killed on the farm. Over 400,000 calves born on dairy farms each year face this heartbreaking end.

Male calves born on dairy farms are often considered ‘waste” or “surplus’ because they provide little financial benefit to the dairy farmer, as they can’t be reared and used as future milkers. While some female calves stay on the farm for future milking, there is frequently a surplus of females born. These calves face the same fate as the males. 💔

Timon and Pumbaa were among the lucky ones to be rescued, but sadly, this isn’t the reality for hundreds of thousands of calves born on dairy farms each year. Thanks to the generosity of our community and donors, two more lives have been saved.

Now healthy and feeling cared for, Timon and Pumbaa are ready to find their forever home where they will be loved as companions, not commodities.   

Keep reading to learn more about Timon and Pumbaa.

Meet Timon and Pumbaa, an inseparable duo of sweet calves eager to bring joy into your heart and home. These two boys have been the picture of health and energy, spreading happiness and enthusiasm in their foster home. With Pumbaa being the more confident of the two, both calves are gradually learning to trust their human carers, and their curiosity knows no limits. Be ready for a warm welcome from Timon and Pumbaa at milk time, as they get particularly excited when it’s time to be fed.

Timon and Pumbaa love to go for a run around, often joined by their lamb mate, Zebby. They are very curious about the older cows, pigs, goats, chickens, and even the foster family dog.

Both Timon and Pumbaa have settled in well to the foster environment and are a joy to care for and love. They’re searching for a home where they can continue exploring and growing. If you’re keen to adopt a pair of curious and lovable calves, Timon and Pumbaa could be the perfect addition to your family.

If you think that you could provide this trio with a loving home, please click the ‘Apply to adopt‘ button below. 

By opening your home to Timon and Pumbaa, not only do you gain the joy of adding companions to your life, but your decision to adopt also has a life-changing impact on the lives of other calves. For every calf adopted, another can be rescued.   

Timon and Pumbaa have now been adopted. 🤎🏡

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Huxley and Nyles were born into this world as the byproduct of their mother’s milk production – their life worth nothing more, a future uncertain.  

Just like humans, female cows need to give birth to produce milk. As a result, each year in Australia, over 400,000 calves are born on dairy farms and are deemed as “waste” or “surplus”.    

Male calves are often “disposed of” on the farm or sent on a truck to a slaughterhouse within the first few weeks of their life, as they offer little financial gain to a farmer, as they cannot be used for future breeding or milk production.    

This is the heartbreaking reality faced by thousands of calves during calving season, day in and day out, on dairy farms across Australia. 

Fate had different plans for Huxley and Nyles. Rescued by our team, they were no longer facing a grim reality.  

Huxley and Nyles are lucky to now be safe in short-term foster care. Thanks to the generosity of donors, two more precious lives have now been spared.   

Now healthy and feeling cared for, Huxley and Nyles are ready to find their forever home where they will be loved as companions, not commodities.    

Keep reading to learn more about Huxley and Nyles.

Meet Huxley and Nyles, two adorable steers ready to bring lots of joy and charm into your life. Huxley and Nyles complement each other’s personalities and ensure you’ll never have a dull moment when around them!

Huxley is the cheekier of the two, often seen jumping around with playful energy. Despite his occasional bouts of mischief, he is generally laid-back and absolutely adores cuddles. Being a social creature, Huxley’s affectionate nature makes him irresistibly adorable and a gentle companion.

Nyles is full of confidence and shines with independence. Since the day he arrived, his inquisitive nature and willingness to engage with everyone around him have made him a firm favourite. A great feeder and a spirited playmate, Nyles’ independence provides a perfect balance for Huxley, enhancing their companionship.

This delightful pair is looking for a family that appreciates the playful charm of Huxley and the outgoing spirit of Nyles. If you’re searching for a dynamic duo to fill your paddocks with laughter and love, Huxley and Nyles might just be the perfect match.

If you think that you could provide Huxley and Nyles with a loving home, please click the ‘Apply to adopt‘ button below to contact us and start your adoption journey today.  

By opening your home to Huxley and Nyles, not only do you gain the joy of adding companions to your life, but your decision to adopt also has a life-changing impact on the lives of other calves. For every calf adopted, another can be rescued.   

Huxley and Nyles have now been adopted. 🤎🏡

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Benson and Arthur were born into this world as the byproduct of their mother’s milk production – their life worth nothing more, a future uncertain.  

Just like humans, female cows need to give birth to produce milk. As a result, each year in Australia, over 400,000 calves are born on dairy farms and are deemed as “waste” or “surplus”.    

Male calves are often “disposed of” on the farm or sent on a truck to a slaughterhouse within the first few weeks of their life, as they offer little financial gain to a farmer, as they cannot be used for future breeding or milk production.    

This is the heartbreaking reality faced by thousands of calves during calving season, day in and day out, on dairy farms across Australia. 

Fate had different plans for Benson and Arthur. Rescued by our team, they were no longer facing a grim reality.  

Benson and Arthur are lucky to now be safe in short-term foster care. Thanks to the generosity of donors, two more precious lives have now been spared.   

Now healthy and feeling cared for, Benson and Arthur are ready to find their forever home where they will be loved as companions, not commodities.    

Keep reading to learn more about Benson and Arthur.

Meet Benson and Arthur, two delightful companions searching for a loving home filled with plenty of open space and affection. Benson is a spirited and playful steer who brings joy and entertainment with his boundless energy. Although he never rushes to drink his milk, he certainly loves his food. You’ll often find him eagerly joining in games and leading the herd with his caring nature.

In contrast to Benson’s energetic personality, Arthur has a gentle and sweet presence. He is usually the first to the bottle, finishing his milk quickly before moving on to munch on pellets and hay. His lovable personality shines through in his affection for his foster brothers and the attention he seeks from his human companions. Arthur also boasts a wonderfully photogenic appearance, with a charming pink nose that seems to pose for the camera.

Benson and Arthur would make a perfect addition to a family looking for gentle cow companionship. With their complementary personalities – Benson’s spirited energy and Arthur’s quiet sweetness – this duo promises to bring a special bond of joy and love to their new home.

If you think that you could provide Benson and Arthur with a loving home, please click the ‘Apply to adopt‘ button below to contact us and start your adoption journey today.  

By opening your home to Benson and Arthur, not only do you gain the joy of adding companions to your life, but your decision to adopt also has a life-changing impact on the lives of other calves. For every calf adopted, another can be rescued.   

Benson and Arthur have now been adopted. 🤎🏡

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In Australia, millions of cows live on farms across the country. Most are kept in captivity and seen as commodities – valued only for what their bodies can produce. Their existence as sentient beings, capable of feeling and forming bonds, is too often overlooked.

Cows are raised for many reasons: for their meat, their milk, their hides, and even for entertainment. No matter their purpose, most will have their lives cut short, with little chance to experience true freedom or affection. Even those treated more gently still meet the same heartbreaking end.

Despite their intelligence and emotional intelligence, cows are frequently underestimated. Much like dogs or cats, they can form strong social connections and experience joy, fear, and grief.

Norman and Tully, two rescued calves, once faced uncertain and heartbreaking fates they did not deserve. Thanks to the generosity of our donors and supporters, they were given a second chance at life.

Today, amidst the sadness that so many others still face, Norman and Tully are among the fortunate few living safely and freely, experiencing the world as they should have all along.

Now, they are ready to find their forever home. A place where they will be loved as companions, not commodities.

Keep reading to learn more about Norman and Tully.

Meet Norman and Tully, two adorable cow companions looking for a loving home. These two are sure to capture your heart with their resilient spirit and gentle personalities.

Norman is the most gentle giant. With a personality as lovable as his size, he’s happy to munch away while taking a curious interest in the world around him. Although he prefers interactions on his own terms, he occasionally delights in a good scratch. Norman’s cleverness shines as he’s even figured out how to open the chain latch on his pen. Reinforcing gentle interactions will be key as he continues to grow into a (very) big, strong boy. His transformation from a vulnerable calf, uncertain he would survive, to a thriving companion is a testament to his resilient spirit and the joy he brings to those around him.

Tully is a warm and endearing girl who is blossoming in confidence each day. She values the companionship of a confident, social friend like Norman, who will undoubtedly help her continue to thrive. Tully’s appetite has steadily increased since her surgery, making her beautiful coat look shinier than ever. Tully will accept a scratch while eating, showing her potential to form a deep, lasting bond with her new family. Watching her grow into herself and her surroundings will be part of what makes adopting her so special. 

Norman and Tully are a delightful duo offering character, companionship, and charm to anyone lucky enough to welcome them into their lives. An ideal home for them would provide space to roam and play together, allowing Norman to indulge his curiosity and Tully to grow into her newfound confidence. With patience, love, and a nurturing environment, they will surely enrich the lives of those who welcome them into their family.

If you have space in your heart and home, click the ‘Apply to adopt‘ button below.

By opening your home to Norman and Tully, not only do you gain the joy of adding companions to your life, but your decision to adopt also has a life-changing impact on the lives of other calves. For every calf adopted, another can be rescued.   

Room for only one? 🐮 We might consider separating Norman and Tully for the right home. While they are enjoying each other’s company now, separating them at this stage wouldn’t be an issue. However, this could change at any time at the foster carers’ discretion, depending on how their bond develops. Please send an inquiry to find out more!

Norman and Tully have now been adopted. 🤎🏡

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In Australia, millions of cows live on farms across the country. Most are treated as commodities, valued only for what their bodies can produce. Their existence as sentient beings – capable of feeling, forming bonds, and experiencing emotion – is too often overlooked.

Cows are raised for many purposes: for their meat, their milk, their hides, and even for entertainment. No matter the reason, most will have their lives cut short, with little opportunity to experience true freedom or affection. Even those treated more gently often meet the same heartbreaking end.

Despite their intelligence and emotional depth, cows are frequently underestimated. Much like dogs or cats, they form strong social bonds and experience joy, fear, and grief.

Willow’s story is different.

She was raised on a farm, but when the farmer decided to move on, she was left behind. Why she wasn’t sold is unknown, but we are grateful that her life continued. With no one assigned to care for her, a kind-hearted person stepped in and took Willow into her care – and into her heart. It soon became clear that Willow was not just one life, but two: she was carrying an unborn calf.

While many might have seen Willow as a financial opportunity, her rescuer couldn’t bear the thought of harm coming to her or her baby. Unable to keep Willow herself, she was determined to find her a safe and loving future.

Amid the sadness faced by so many other cows, Willow and her calf, Hazel, are among the fortunate few. They are now living safely and freely, able to experience the world as they deserve while they wait for the next chapter of their journey – their forever home.

Willow and Hazel are ready to be welcomed into a home as loved companions, not commodities. 🤎   

Keep reading to learn more about Willow and Hazel.

Meet Willow and Hazel, a beautiful mother-daughter duo in search of a caring and patient adopter who can ensure that they will continue their journey together as companions only.

Willow is a sweet and gentle cow with Angus characteristics, and she is a devoted mother to her lively calf, Hazel. Her affectionate nature towards her baby showcases her strong maternal instincts.

Willow may be a bit shy initially, as she is still adjusting to one-on-one handling after being kept as a commodity and then abandoned. However, her gentle heart shines through once she becomes familiar with her surroundings and the people around her. Although she can be nervous, she is never aggressive and thrives best with calm and patient individuals who respect her space. In contrast, Hazel is full of energy and curiosity. This lively girl shows excitement when meeting new faces and exploring new environments.

The successful adopter of Willow and Hazel will need to understand the needs of cows and a nursing cow, or have the support of someone in their network who does. Willow and Hazel are seeking a loving environment that allows both mother and calf to safely explore their surroundings.

This delightful pair offers a combination of gentle companionship and spirited interactions, sure to enrich the life of any adopter ready to welcome them into their hearts.

If you think that you could provide Willow and Hazel with a loving home, please click the ‘Apply to adopt‘ button below to contact us and start your adoption journey today.  

Please note:
– An experienced adopter is required, or an adopter should have someone in their network with experience for support.
– Willow has been around children; she is not frightened by loud noises or sudden movements but prefers to observe from a distance.
– Willow and Hazel can coexist well with other animals, such as cows and Alpacas; however, Willow and Hazel are currently in their own paddock.
– Willow experienced a retained placenta after giving birth, which was treated and removed by a veterinarian. She is fine and well.

🚚 Transport to be determined upon adoption application. The adopter will need to cover part of the cost of using a professional transporter. Adoption donation applies.

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Every year, thousands of farm animals are born through breeding programs designed for various purposes, most commonly for their milk, offspring, meat, or fur. A small fraction of farm animals that are born in breeding programs get to experience a happy, loving life, becoming cherished companions and remaining safe from the moment they are born. 
 
In the world of breeding animals, it is inevitable that some animals are born with physical or genetic deficiencies. These can range from minor to severe. On commercial farms, animals that fail to thrive or meet perfection standards are often quickly “disposed of.” On smaller farms, breeders are faced with the difficult decision of whether the time, care, and financial resources required to support an animal with special needs are feasible. 
 
Willow and Maple were born into a world that once questioned their right to exist in harmony. We can’t share all the details of their rescue, but we know that thanks to the generosity of donors, Willow and Maple are safe and they’ll have a future filled with harmony and love. 
 
Willow and Maple are ready to find their forever home, where they will be loved as a companion, not commodities. 

Keep reading to learn more about Willow and Maple.

Meet Willow and Maple, two little goats whose cheerful spirits and affectionate natures brighten every day. These sweet girls have been thriving in care, blossoming into confident companions who adore the company of people and other animals.

Willow is curious, friendly and full of life. The moment she spots someone nearby, she comes over to say hello, eager for cuddles and attention. Her foster carer describes her as a bright, confident girl who loves being involved in whatever is happening around her.

Maple may be the smaller of the two, but she has a big personality. Playful and determined, she has a charming habit of trying to steal milk from Willow after she has finished, an endearing little quirk that always brings a smile. Her sweet, bold nature makes her a delightful companion, always up for an adventure.

These two share an incredible bond, exploring together, seeking comfort in one another and bringing out each other’s playful side. Whether spending time with sheep, alpaca and llama friends or greeting their human carers, Willow and Maple move through their world as a duo, offering companionship and gentle joy wherever they go.

Willow and Maple would flourish in a loving home with space to roam, kind hands to offer reassurance and the companionship they continue to thrive on. With their warm personalities and close friendship, they are sure to bring immeasurable joy and laughter to their new family.

If you have room in your heart and home for Willow and Maple, please click the ‘Apply to adopt’ button below to start your journey.

By opening your home to Maple and Willow, not only do you gain the joy of adding companions to your life, but your decision to adopt also has a life-changing impact on the lives of other animals. For every animal adopted, another can be rescued.  

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In Australia, millions of cows live on farms across the country. Most are as commodities – valued only for what their bodies can produce. Their existence as sentient beings, capable of feeling and forming bonds, is too often overlooked.

Cows are raised for many reasons: for their meat, their milk, their hides, and even for entertainment. No matter their purpose, most will have their lives cut short, with little chance to experience true freedom or affection. Even those treated more gently still meet the same heartbreaking end.

Despite their intelligence and emotional intelligence, cows are frequently underestimated. Much like dogs or cats, they can form strong social connections and experience joy, fear, and grief.

Amidst the sadness that so many others still face, Maggie is among the fortunate minority living safely and freely, experiencing the world as she should have all along. The farmer at the farm Maggie was born on wanted her to have a chance at a loved life.

Maggie is ready to find a home as a loved companion. 🤎

Keep reading to learn more about Maggie.

Maggie is a true sweetheart with a personality that seems to radiate more light every single day. With her irresistibly adorable looks and sweet nature, she’s sure to turn heads and capture the hearts of the people she meets.

With each passing day, Maggie continues to come out of her shell, showing off her adorable curiosity and bravery. She’s the kind of calf that just makes you smile, with her soft eyes and gentle approach. Maggie thrives on human interaction and actively seeks affection, making her a joy to be around. Whether it’s a gentle brush to that cute cowlick of hers or a good scratch on the head, Maggie is happiest when she’s loved and has a steady routine to help her feel secure.

Maggie’s inquisitive nature marks her as both quietly independent and self-assured. She explores her surroundings with a calm demeanour, observing keenly while displaying an eagerness to learn and play. Her sweet temperament makes her an ideal companion, and her graceful, people-friendly nature ensures she would be a wonderful addition to a family ready to give her all the love and attention she deserves.

Maggie promises to bring warmth and delight to any pasture, enriching your days with her charm and gentle spirit. Providing her with a nurturing environment will help this lovely heifer truly shine.

If you have space in your heart and home, click the ‘Apply to adopt‘ button below.

By opening your home to Maggie, not only do you gain the joy of adding a companion to your life, but your decision to adopt also has a life-changing impact on the lives of other calves. For every calf adopted, another can be rescued.   

Maggie has now been adopted. 🌈🏡

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In Australia, millions of cows live on farms across the country. Most are kept in captivity and seen as commodities – valued only for what their bodies can produce. Their existence as sentient beings, capable of feeling and forming bonds, is too often overlooked.

Cows are raised for many reasons: for their meat, their milk, their hides, and even for entertainment. No matter their purpose, most will have their lives cut short, with little chance to experience true freedom or affection. Even those treated more gently still meet the same heartbreaking end.

Despite their intelligence and emotional intelligence, cows are frequently underestimated. Much like dogs or cats, they can form strong social connections and experience joy, fear, and grief.

Paddy and Summer, two rescued cows, once faced uncertain and heartbreaking fates they did not deserve. Thanks to the generosity of our donors and supporters, they were given a second chance at life.

Today, amidst the sadness that so many others still face, Paddy and Summer are among the fortunate few living safely and freely, experiencing the world as they should have all along.

Now, they are ready to find their forever home. A place where they will be loved as companions, not commodities.

Keep reading to learn more about Summer and Paddy.

Meet Summer and Paddy, a delightful pair of rescued cows who are eager to find a loving new family. These two have unique stories and personalities, each bringing something special to your home.

Paddy, the charming calf, is a gentle soul who thrives on human interaction. He is a friendly boy who enjoys attention and will call out for love the moment he sees you coming. Paddy loves a good scratch and is easy to handle, making him a joy to be around and a perfect companion for someone ready to give him the love he craves. His calm demeanor and endearing nature have won the hearts of many, and he is sure to capture yours as well.

Summer, on the other hand, has had a tougher start in life. At just 9 months old, she is the size of a 3- to 4-month-old due to her stunted growth. Though she may be small for her age and initially shy, Summer is full of potential. She is on a journey of learning to trust people and is slowly blossoming into a sweet companion. With a little patience, some delicious pellets, and a lot of love, Summer is sure to warm up to you and become a cherished member of your family.

Both Summer and Paddy would flourish in an environment where they can roam freely and enjoy exploring paddocks. They would be perfect for anyone with a big heart and a sizeable acreage, and who is ready to welcome two affectionate and loving cows.

If you have space in your heart and home, click the ‘Apply to adopt‘ button below.

By opening your home to Summer and Paddy, not only do you gain the joy of adding companions to your life, but your decision to adopt also has a life-changing impact on the lives of other calves. For every calf adopted, another can be rescued.   

Summer and Paddy have now been adopted. 🏡

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