On their quest to seek the love and stability they deserve, once again, they long for a forever home where they can graze in peace and finally belong.
In just five years, Jeremy and Ferdinand have found themselves going from home to home, due to no fault of their own. At only six months old, they found their first real home—a place where they could finally feel safe. Though naturally sweet, their limited interactions with humans left them shy and cautious. Over the next two years, they slowly blossomed, learning to trust and build connections. But when their family, overwhelmed by drought and dwindling resources, was forced to surrender them, Jeremy and Ferdinand found themselves searching for a second chance at the love and stability they deserved.
Hope arrived at last. After six months of searching, Jeremy and Ferdinand finally found what was meant to be their forever home. Their new family embraced these two gentle souls, offering them a life where they could graze freely, bask in the sun, and enjoy peace. Life can be unpredictable, and due to the harsh and never-before-seen drought at their current home, Jeremy and Ferdinand’s current family aren’t able to provide the long-term home these boys need to keep them content. Now, just a year later, they find themselves searching for a home once again—their fourth in such a short time. This is no fault of their own, and while it’s unfortunate that Jeremy and Ferdinand will need to move and rebuild connections once more, this is far from the end of their story.
Jeremy and Ferdinand are searching for their forever home where they will be loved as companions, not commodities.
Keep reading to learn more about Jeremy and Ferdinand.
Jeremy and Ferdinand possess a quiet charm that makes them truly special. They aren’t overly affectionate, instead finding joy in life’s simpler pleasures. They love grazing in open pastures, basking in the warmth of the sun, and indulging in their favourite treats—juicy apples and crunchy carrots. While they may not race to greet you at the fence with boundless enthusiasm, they’ll offer a gentle nudge of curiosity or a soft sniff over the fence, offering a subtle yet genuine connection. Spending more time with these boys could help them become more approachable and friendly. However, it’s understandable that they may feel uncertain, having never lived in the same place for more than a few years.
Jeremy and Ferdinand have proven to be adaptable, living alongside alpacas and unfazed by the presence of dogs, they have lived together as a bonded pair and thrived in larger herds, peacefully coexisting with other cows. They can be adopted as a bonded pair or happily join a larger herd again. They aren’t the type to constantly seek attention, rather they excel in their role as beloved “lawnmowers” and make the most perfect calm and steady companions you could ask for.
Their perfect home will have at least 4-8 acres (region depending) of lush green pasture where they can roam freely and graze to their heart’s content with strong, secure fencing keeping them safe and sound.
They find joy in the simple things—a soft pat on the nose or a special treat now and then—but their true happiness comes from being immersed in the tranquillity of their surroundings. Most importantly, they long for a family who will finally welcome them home—a place where they can belong, love, and be loved forever. This is their dream, and with your help, it can become their reality.
If your heart has room for two gentle souls, Jeremy and Ferdinand are ready to fill it with unconditional love. Currently cared for by their devoted family, these two are seeking a forever home where warmth, care, and love will surround them for a lifetime. This is your opportunity to be the hero of their story and give them the happy ending they deserve. Click the ‘Apply to Adopt’ button to start your journey today.
Extra Details: Ferdinand has tested the fencing at his current home in search of grass to graze. To keep Jeremy and Ferdinand content, allowing them to have access to pasture most of the year-round as their main diet is important at their new home. Please talk to our team to find out more.
