Strange looking dog ;)

EGAR

Of all the animals which were dumped on me this one takes the biscuit. Meet Fritzie who has lost her mum and the farmer couldn't be bothered.







Never had a cow in my kitchen before either .

She's tagged now and properly signed over lest I get into trouble with the DVO.



I hate those ear tags but they are law. She is now officially mine. After all I run a Bull Breed Rescue... luckily she is a heifer calf!!

I might take her to the Petexpo lol!

00112984

She's fab. I grew up on a farm and can remember my dad bringing sickly calves into the kitchen to rest in front of a warm fire and we'd get to feed them with bottles.

So, what are you going to do with her?

Mrs Garth Brooks

Awww, so cute!

Dublinstiofán

Always Coca Cola

Good luck with her

crotalus667

EGAR wrote: »

Of all the animals which were dumped on me this one takes the biscuit. Meet Fritzie who has lost her mum and the farmer couldn't be bothered.

WTF event the guys that just treat them as a comodaty usealy try :mad::mad::mad:

Shivers26

She's very cute. I wonder will she still be welcome in your kitchen when she is fully grown

morganafay

She's really cute. Are you going to keep her?

arybvtcw0eolkf

Nothing 'strange' about it!...

Just another BULL BREED ... :pac:

Clare Bear

00112984 wrote: »

She's fab. I grew up on a farm and can remember my dad bringing sickly calves into the kitchen to rest in front of a warm fire and we'd get to feed them with bottles.

So, what are you going to do with her?

My Mum used to do the same

Are you going to keep her EGAR? She's a beauty

EGAR

Crotalus, he told me a bag of milk replacement powder is 60 Euros, actually it was 33 Euro. He also said that he couldn't be bothered with bottle feeding her. She is five days old.

I hope she will thrive and after that I'll see if she gets on with the horses.

She only was in my kitchen when she arrived. She's in the barn at night and in a run during the day (on grass).

She's a little Shorthorn.

Xiney

She's so pretty! Thanks for doing what you do

Graces7

God reward you!

And for this thread, blessings and thanks. It has cheered my day.

honerbright

Shes beautiful

00112984

EGAR wrote: »

I hope she will thrive and after that I'll see if she gets on with the horses.

Hope she does. Dad houses a pony with his cattle during cold weather and they all get along fine. Bit of good-natured nuzzling and curiosity and then they're grand.

EGAR

Walkies!!

tallus

You need to get those ears docked !I'm kidding really, this thread is excellent )))

EGAR

Dublinstiofán wrote: »

Always Coca Cola

We've advanced to Seven Up

The Sweeper

EGAR, did the farmer bring her to you? How bizarre, if he did, for him to say he wasn't bothered but then try to get someone else to help!

I'll never forget the first time I fed a day-old lamb, abandoned at the vet (another 'eh?' moment - most farmers wouldn't bother leaving it at the vet, so how did it get there?). It was like a toastrack covered by old carpet, but we mixed up the formula and started to feed, and the hide literally began to swell as she rehydrated, coming off the ribs where it had been sticking. She was like some packet of instant noodles, swelling and rounding out literally before my eyes!

CreedonsDogDayc

EGAR what did you call her? She's gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!!!

EGAR

No big mystery there, Sweeper. The vet who pts'd the cow told him to ask me first before taking drastic measures with the calf.

EGAR

I called her Fritzie, don't ask .

Sean Quagmire

Reminds me of my uncles farm, it used to be a fully operational farm but not for the last few years. Now he has just a few dogs around and one sheep who seriously thinks he's a dog. Been a while since I was down there but last I seen he was legging it around the fields and clowning around with the dogs.

joyce2009

Ahhh shes a beaut,,,fair dues to you for taking her on,,,your a saint....:D:D

Whispered

It's a pity she's not still with her mother, but she's a very lucky little lady. Fair play to you.

Only problem now is you'll never be able to look at steak in the same way.

LBD

I love it! What a beautiful creature!!!!

cowhands

she is gorgeous!

Fair play to you for taking her on

She is a lucky lucky little girl

EGAR

Yes Whispered, but since her mother is dead there wasn't much choice.

I don't eat steak .

Whispered

Sorry EGAR I worded that wrong. I meant it's a pity about her mother being dead.

EGAR

I know what you meant, Whispered - ideally she should be with her mum but at least now she defo wont be ending up in the food chain and can live out her life here.

Andrew33

Not allowed.

EGAR

Yuck, never liked the taste of beef :eek:.

All the local farmers think the dogwoman has finally lost the plot when they see her playing in the field in her stylish foal Shire rain rug :P.

aflib

ya deserve a medal for taking her.shes looks so happy.not a care in the world.

Calhoun

hehe she looks so cute, your case reminds me of city slickers the film Billy Crystal's character adopts a baby calf and called him Norm .

Alicat

Calhoun wrote: »

hehe she looks so cute, your case reminds me of city slickers the film Billy Crystal's character adopts a baby calf and called him Norm .

Aww I remember Norman! He always looked so soft