This is very “amoosing.”
Footage shows several cows and farm animals invading a neighborhood in Jacksonville, Florida, according to First Coast News.
Videos show at least four cows on a suburban street. One neighbor on Zain Michael Lane says she turned on her sprinklers and car alarm, but the cows didn’t move. However, they did go over to the sprinklers for a drink of water.
Jacksonville Fire-Rescue Department confirmed that they did not receive a call about cows in the area. When reporters arrived on the scene, Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office car pulled up.
Action News Jax reporter, Jessica Barreto, captured the cows on the run within the neighborhood. She spoke with neighbors who complained about the incident.
“They run this neighborhood. They, literally. Usually they’re over by the church over there, but apparently today this looked delicious, this neighborhood does,” neighbor Daniel Bell said.
Since 2019, neighbors say animals like donkeys, pigs, and sheep have visited the neighborhood. Some shared that they do not know who owns the livestock.
“It’s expensive, and I don’t like cleaning up cow poop in my neighborhood,” Bell explained. “Ten dollars a plant, who knows, it could end up costing you several hundred dollars to get it fixed.”
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