Rescue & Adoptions
National Placement Board
Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Massachusetts,
New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Washington
Arizona
Winslow: Over the last few years Marita has rescued injured, neglected, and abused cattle in her area. Due to rising hay prices, she now needs to find caring homes for at least ten of her gentle and healthy cows. For more information please call or e-mail.
Contact: Marita | Phone: 928-289-2610 | E-mail: jzmg3@aol.com
Connecticut
 Orange: A 13 year-old pregnant Polled Hereford and her 6 month-old unaltered male calf are in urgent need of placement due to unfortunate circumstances. Please help if you can provide a loving place to call home.
Contact: Sarah | Phone: 203-878-1840 | E-mail: milford_cowgirl@yahoo.com
Florida
 Cocoa Beach: A sweet two years-old steer needs a new home. He was born on a dairy farm and rescued when he was a baby. He loves people, other animals, and a good back scratch! His current caregiver cannot care for him any longer and would love to see him in a new happy forever home!
Contact: Autumn | Phone: 321-223-6953 | E-mail: neilsonherringautumn@gmail.com
Illinois
 Dixon: Cathy has spent years rescuing neglected farm animals but is now forced to sell her farm. The following animals need to be placed in good homes: 2 seven-years-old steers, a seven-years-old wether goat, 2 gelding donkey brothers, and a six-years-old pot-bellied pig. These animals are very friendly towards people and each other.
Contact: Cathy | Phone: 815-973-4818 | E-mail: cclawson@grics.net
Kansas
 Lawrence: Two very sweet 5 1/2-year-old steers need a permanent, loving forever home together. Jay & Buddy were both rescued from small Midwest farms when they were very young, so they are good with people and other animals. Buddy is a gentle Angus and Jay is a little playful Hereford. Both bovines are very bonded and must be adopted together. They love attention from people, especially children. Their current guardians will be moving off the mainland soon and cannot take Jay & Buddy with them. Ann would be willing to transport them to their new home. Please consider giving these precious bovines a loving home.
Contact: Ann| Phone: 785-550-3144| E-mail: awilson1792@gmail.com
Massachusetts
Medford: A pair of cows in Oregon are in urgent need of a new home. They are a 19 year-old Black Angus female and her 17 year-old Black Angus steer son. Their owner, who received the female as a baby on Valentine’s Day, is growing too old to properly care for them and is seeking a home where they can live out their lives. If you can help provide that home for them please call Elizabeth as soon as possible.
Contact: Elizabeth | Phone: 541-772-4130 | E-mail: candesur@q.com
 Southwick: Sam and Oliver are two Charolais steers in need of a great home. Their loving caregiver recently passed away after caring for them for several years. Her partner is now looking for a new home where they can continue to be well taken care of for the rest of their lives. They are extremely friendly and responsive to people, including children.
Contact: Urban Janssen | Phone: 413-569-5674 | E-mail: Jansseneng@hughes.net
Taunton: Patrick is a 5-year-old Holstein steer who is need of a loving, lifelong home. Patrick was taken from a dairy farm when he was 2-days-old and dumped at a local high school as a prank. His current caregivers adopted him from the local humane society after hearing his story and raised him by hand. Patrick is very sweet and loves attention: he is often characterized as being like a large dog! He lived with two horses who have since passed away, leaving Patrick very lonely. His caregivers cannot afford to adopt a companion for Patrick, so they would like to find him a good home with other animals to keep him company. If you can offer Patrick a safe, loving home, please contact Kerry.
Contact: Kerry | Phone: 774-218-1640 | E-mail: bea_al@msn.co
New York
Long Island: Three affectionate Holsteins are in need of adoption. Bully is a 6-year-old steer with no horns who was rescued from becoming veal. Don’t be fooled by his name: Though quite large, Bully is incredibly gentle. Toby the heifer and Jack the steer are both one year old and without horns, and they love attention from human friends almost as much as they love each other. If you can give a home to Bully or to Toby and Jack, please contact Madalyn.
Contact: Madalyn | Phone: 516-672-3517 | E-mail:
Madalyn.bottone@gmail.com
South Kortright: A 2-month-old steer needs a home. This super friendly baby was rescued from the front yard of a family who decided that raising him for meat was a bad idea. Thin but well socialized, he was taken in by Rosemary Farm Sanctuary, which handles horses and would like to find a forever home for this nice boy. He is a mixed-breed steer with a dark, solid-brown coat. He is already comfortable with a halter. The sanctuary is located in the Catskill region of New York. If you are interested in adoption, please contact Dawn.
Contact: Dawn | Phone: 607-538-1845 | E-mail: dawn@rosemaryfarm.org
Willsboro: Jessie is looking for a new home for a nine year-old Hereford cow in her care. The cow was rescued from slaughter seven years ago, but due to unforeseen circumstances needs a new home. Please contact Jessie for more information.
Contact: Jessie | Phone: 518-572-1395 | E-mail: jessbenway@hotmail.com
Pennsylvania
 Beach Lake: Homes are needed ASAP for two pairs of well-loved animals: Charlie (a 12-year-old Angus/Hereford steer) & Christmas (a 12-year-old Hereford cow); and Mini (a 16-year-old miniature horse) & Little Boy (a 7-year-old miniature horse). All the animals are very friendly and gentle. Their caregivers have lost their jobs and are quickly running out of money to feed the animals. If you can help, please contact Bill or Elaine.
Contact: Bill or Elaine | Phone: 570-352-2418 | E-mail: elainee@ptd.net
Denver: Lucky needs a loving home. This hornless 5-month-old steer with beautiful markings was rescued from slaughter at five days of age. He likes to play tag with his dog companions. If you can adopt this sweet guy, please call Nancy and leave a message.
Contact: Nancy | Phone: 717-445-5306
Smock: Aleta is looking for a home for a bull and four pigs that she raised from birth. Ferdinand the bull is a two year-old Mini Scottish Highlander. He is very gentle and gets along well with his alpaca and llama friends. The pigs are all small and are: one Mule-Footed male, one Mule-Footed/ Potbelly cross female and two Mule-Footed/ Potbelly Cross males. They have all been together since they were born and are very social and loving. Due to an illness in the family they all need to find new homes.
Contact: Aleta | Phone: 412-760-3967 | E-mail: aletastephen@yahoo.com
 Starrucca: Dopey is a castrated male Dutch Belted cow that needs a loving home that can attend to his needs. He is very friendly and is around six years old. If you can help, please call Shawna.
Contact: Shawna| Phone: 570-357-1698| E-mail: rockysocks11@gmail.com
Oregon
Medford: A pair of cows in Oregon are in urgent need of a new home. They are a 19 year-old Black Angus female and her 17 year-old Black Angus steer son. Their owner, who received the female as a baby on Valentine’s Day, is growing too old to properly care for them and is seeking a home where they can live out their lives. If you can help provide that home for them please call Elizabeth as soon as possible.
Contact: Elizabeth | Phone: 541-772-4130 | E-mail: candesur@q.com
Vermont
 Fair Haven: Two wonderful steers who were rescued when they were only a few days old are in need of a new home. Darby is a one year-old Jersey and Darren is a ten month-old Holstein. They are very gentle and will come when their names are called. Both have received regular vet care and are current on vaccinations. They need a home where they will be loved and well cared-for.
Contact: Judy| Phone: 802-683-9253| E-mail: judithaknust@aol.com
Washington
Federal Way: Four cows in Washington are in urgent need of placement. The farm that they live on is in the process of being sold. They are: a Corriente steer, a Hereford heifer, an Angus heifer, and a Hereford/Angus steer. All the cows are healthy and well-behaved.
Contact: Sandra | Phone: 206-707-5544| E-mail: sjpaeb@live.com
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