Our Story
Meet Momma Cow
Mamma Cow was abandoned on our farm 4 years ago & we did not want her to suffer so we adopted her. She is a registered Black Brangus.
She showed up with 2 other cows who we quickly discovered belonged to the neighbors. We attempted to get the 3 cows back through the hole in the fence but Mamma Cow was limping & unable to keep up. She broke away from the other 2 cows and went deep into the thick woods. We figured she would make her way back to her herd & went about our day.
We did not live on the farm yet and did not see her again for 6 weeks. When we discovered that she was still on the farm she was very skinny & very skid-dish. When we called the neighbors they said "she was too wild, your property is too thick & she belongs to mother nature now". We did not want her to suffer so we adopted her.
I made it my mission to befriend her & boy was it a mission. It took me 7 months to get close enough to her to check her for injuries, all the time she still had the limp. Over a year later we were finally able to get her into a pen and have her evaluated by a veterinarian. Sweet momma cow has Bovine spastic paresis (BSP) which is a sporadic, progressive neuromuscular disease that will end up being fatal. My mission is to give here the best life possible while she can still enjoy it.
I never gave up on her & she finally realized that I was her friend and not going anywhere. Now instead of running away from me she runs to me. Well, she Mamma Cow shuffles due to the BSP. She lives up by our house now & I love on her and sing to her and give her meds to keep her comfortable every day. Shes my best friend & don't know what I did before being a cow mamma.
You will see her image all around CGC because she is just too cute & lovable not to be include in my brand.