
08/07/13, 01:08 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Vancouver Island, British Columbia, CANADA
Posts: 931
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I made the hard desicion to put my blind cow in the freezer this fall. It is hard, I am pretty attached to her, she was born blind on a local dairy farm I get bull calves from. They did all the tests but could not find a reason for her blindness. So they gave her to us.... Well that was 2+ years ago, she has had many ups and downs. She well she has never cycled, I have a bull in a separate field, he would let me know if she was cycling. So I know she is not, she is also tiny! She is the size of a yearling and will not grow, she stands at a round bale most of the she has no lack of feed. But she will not grow and will not put weight on. She has been given every opportunity. But the final strw is that she has now learned to push over fences. She figured out once she grounds the electric fence it does not snap as hard and will lean on the fence will she lays it right down, snapping posts off at the ground! She has "escaped" a few times, we live on a busy road. I do not want her to cause a accident and get someone killed. So she has to go. I have tried so hard for so long to keep her going. But I give up. I am going to miss her.
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