Just like people, many animals are sensitive to the dangers of the cold.
They can experience frostbite and hypothermia, which is why it’s always inspiring when humans go out of their way to keep them warm.
Like a farmer who improvised to save the life of a frozen baby cow with a very unexpected solution.
Dean Gangwer, the farmer, raises cattle on his farm in Roseville and suddenly, one winter morning, Dean finds an unexpected new animal
Perhaps one of his goats had given birth, except that he remembered it during the night.
Regrettably, one of his goats had given birth on such a snowdrift.
Dean could watch the creature breathe in tears and couldn’t spare the open peepers. He took the calf in there, which caused him to entice him to hold his life, and it survived.
With his familiarity with cattle, he knew he had failed to ground with the hot dip.
And Dean had the totalitarian dip the size of a cow esteem in use – the hottest pool ever.
As unusual as it might sound, the plan worked out great.
“I was all dressed up, held the animal down, so he wouldn’t drown, and he and I took a nice bath for an hour,” Dean said.
“We came out hot, and I think the end of the story will be great for him.”
Leroy was the name he gave to the calf.
The cow’s temperature quickly went back to normal, indicating that he was prepared to rejoin the herd.
