Can a paraplegic cow have a good quality of life?
Cowjoy farm was inspired by Champion: a paraplegic cow at Safe in Austin rescue ranch. Keeping Champion was controversial, many people felt that it was cruel to let a cow who was unable to walk live. Wheelchairs only work for are young calves. There is nothing currently available to help adult cattle who are unable to walk move independently.
Most paraplegic calves in sanctuaries die after a few months. This was what they expected to happen to Champion . But he didn't die he continued to eat, grow, be cared for by his mother and enjoy the company and affection of humans. He needed a lot of physical care to look after his skin and cleanliness but he seemed to enjoy the attention happily lying on his back to be bathed, tolerating being lifted and moved and gobbling up the food given to him.
Finding people with the skills, motivation and temperament to look after a paraplegic cow isn't easy. Champion needed consistent caregivers who were able to interpret his needs and gain his trust. In August
Champion
the inspiration for Cowjoy Farm.
Our mission
We're on a mission to change the way the housing market works. Rather than offering one service or another, we want to combine as many and make our clients' lives easy and carefree. Our goal is to match our clients with the perfect properties that fit their tastes, needs, and budgets.
Our vision
We want to live in a world where people can buy homes that match their needs rather than having to find a compromise and settle on the second-best option. That's why we take a lot of time and care in getting to know our clients from the moment they reach out to us and ask for our help.
Our team
Our strength lies in our individuality. Set up by Esther Bryce, the team strives to bring in the best talent in various fields, from architecture to interior design and sales.
Esther Bryce
Founder / Interior designer
Lianne Wilson
Broker
Jaden Smith
Architect
Jessica Kim
Photographer
