She would like to know if ya got any more cake. Shes a growin girl and needs her cake

I write about her being a career cow and now retired. She has been an amazing ambassador over the years with trips to schools. She loves hugs and treats from kids. We moved cross country two years ago and hauled Fiona, along with our horses. She had her own overnight stall whenever we stopped for the night. Now, she’s a treasure as a wise old cow helping settle in new cows as we slowly build up our herd.

Hi All! I am looking to see if there are any sanctuaries or therapy farms/stables within 10-20 miles from me who would be willing to train me in daily farm upkeep.

I had an extremely brief chance with a friend who owned horses, and I found mucking, cleaning out stalls and getting water and food prepped so enjoyable and peaceful.

Unfortunately, due to her hectic schedule, I was not able to continue to go with her, but the desire to be around cows, horses, and farms in general has not dimmed.

My goal would be to eventually become proficient at assisting with farm/stable upkeep, and eventually learn more about grooming, and caring for all animals. Because of my neurodivergency, I have discovered I thrive being in an atmosphere where the animal ratio to humans is far greater.

I am neurodivergent, and do face challenges with comprehension. So I have found that the more direct and black and white my instructions or duties are, the more I can guarantee work done througholy and consistently.

If any therapy farms inquire, I would be over the moooon (lol) to have a chance at any kind of peaceful therapy, even if that may only be grooming, or simply getting to know your babies. And as I said above, any future opportunities to be more and more hands on with your beautiful farm kids, and learn the ins and outs of their behaviors and helping them thrive is a life goal for me.

I live in the NE Adirondacks, (roughly 20 miles from Plattsburgh, and definitely ask if anyone is interested in more information to feel free to DM me. Thank you so much! NaMooStae!! 🌌

I am starting a new heard , have some experience with Angus and some Angus crosses. Pretty normal stuff. I am Considering the extra cost in purchasing a f2 or f3 wygu heifer and using it to propagate at lest some.of my herd genetics. Would love to hear experiences, suggestions. Whatever. Thanks.

Are these farm cows, pet cows, sanctuary cows etc? I didn't think farm cows (used for dairy and meat) were named etc. ...at least on larger (factory) farms

One of our calves is sick so we had to tube her. She's freezing cold and won't fight at all. What's wrong with her and is there a way to fix it?

Working on a series of 'nose' drawings. Prints and cards available. DM for details.

We haven't seen them for a few years. All the dogs (and people) were very excited.