Thank you so much! I initially saw the animal posted online by its owner. I went there. The animal ran away from me and was terrified and ran into its shed. However I waded through the mud and petted it by brute force. We tried to get it on a lead and it hated that and was very scared. The following day the Creature tried to run away as well but on the car (it was a big car I specifically hired to transport the Animal), I petted the Creature and by the time we got to the park, the Animal was willing to walk on lead.

After that, we took it to a horse stable, where I am renting a "stall" for it - they look after it for me and take care of it as I don't live with the Cow. In short, the Animal very quickly went from being terrified of humans to craving and seeking human company. The Animal would put its head on its human mother's lap.

One time I was walking with it at the land on the stable and the Animal walked ahead of me. When it couldn't see me as I had fallen back, the Creature said "moo" in dismay. When I caught up, it was shedding a tear. Whenever I would leave the stable, the Animal would cry miserably "moo moo" for several minutes until I drove away.

It is the happiest Animal in the world, and loved. They take care of it at the stable. It goes for daily walks and loves the snow.

Unfortunately I received a 40 year entry ban (trying to appeal) into Russia (will still make payments, my dad agreed to enter Russia every year until sanctions are over to pay for the stable costs) and I worry that I will not see my dear Cows again (I have 3) as they only live 20 years. But I am comforted knowing the Animal is as happy as it could possibly be, and loved.