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Family in Kentucky Shelters Struggling Calf Born Amid Extreme Cold Temperatures
The Sorrell family rescued a newborn calf from single-digit temperatures, warming and feeding her indoors before reuniting her with her mother the next day.
- Macey and Tanner Sorrell brought a newborn calf named Sally indoors hours later to protect her from frigid temperatures, the Associated Press reported.
- After a previous calf loss to frostbite, the family moved quickly when Tanner Sorrell found the newborn outside with ice and afterbirth, prompting urgent indoor care.
- Macey Sorrell wiped off afterbirth, used a blow dryer to warm and fluff the calf, and hours later the fed, fluffed calf took a spot on the couch and cuddled with the family's two children.
- After temperatures warmed, the family returned Sally, the calf, outdoors and reunited her with Sally's mother, while photos posted by Macey Sorrell drew comments from social media viewers.
- The family keeps about three dozen cows and say bringing animals indoors when necessary is part of routine farm care, while social media reaction highlights small-farm animal-care practices.
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Newborn calf struggling in deep freeze brought indoors to curl up on couch
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Family in Kentucky shelters struggling calf born amid extreme cold temperatures
A Kentucky family battling extreme cold temperatures on their farm over the weekend opened their home to a newborn calf that was struggling in the deep freeze.
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