Holy Cow! Cattle seen wandering around Toms River street
The cows belong to a local farmer and have been returned home.
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11ds agoThree cows were seen wandering on the Toms River streets Thursday morning.
As first reported by the Lakewood Scoop, the bovines were seen around the Tallymyr neighborhood.
The cows belong to a local farmer and have been returned home.
Hopefully they all followed New Jersey’s Moooove Over Law during their time out on the streets.
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