7 pics of cute Highland cattle calves will warm your heart

1/1/2021

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Nature Story: 7 pics of cute Highland cattle calves will warm your heart

Cows are actually some of the cutest creatures to have as pets. In this post, we share cute pictures of Scottish Highland calves, and we're sure you will love them.

#1 This calf is super cute. We want to braid that hair.

#2 Such a cute baby cow, taking so much milk.

#3 That's right baby cow, you look pretty posing for a selfie with your tongue out.

#4 Little Anabel is so cute we want to keep it.

#5 Ever met a flying calf as beautiful as Orson?

#6 We bet this calf would give Usain Bolt a run for his money on these snow tracks.

#7 If you need a cow photo to brighten your day, well here you go...

These Highland calves are so cute. We hope you don't just look at them as farm animals, but as the pretty little creatures they truly are. Tell us which one you'd love to adopt.

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12 Comments

Elsy O. Stromberg

flanderschristy, I'm surprised at your dad. How could anyone eat their pet? Seems cannabalistic.

Lupe Hernandez

Photos never came up.

attyolsen

All the calves are so cute. Too bad they are being raised to be killed for their meats! Make me cry.

Linda Spreng

I'll take them all.

flanderschristy

Awww, so cute! We had a pet cow once & we called her Bessie. She had the most beautiful big brown eyes with long, dark eyelashes. Little did I & my sisters know that Bessie was going to be butchered come fall. We always fed & watered Bessie before & after school. Imagine our surprise when we came home from school & Bessie was gone. When our Dad told us where Bessie went we all cried & called him a murderer. None of us would eat beef that whole winter. My Dad learned a lesson & we never raised a cow again. He would buy one from a local farmer & we were none the wiser.