Adoption information
About Qwill
Meet Qwill, the sweetest little calf who has captured the hearts of everyone fortunate enough to cross her path. Known for her gentle disposition and playful spirit, Qwill is sure to bring joy and companionship to her new home. Whether she’s indulging in a good scratch behind the ears or bounding around with her beloved ball, you’ll find her to be an engaging and delightful presence.
Qwill is a calf with a unique talent: she’s incredibly easy to halter walk. Yes, that’s right, you can take Qwill for a walk! Her comfort in walking with a halter makes her an ideal candidate for an afternoon stroll.
While Qwill cannot be near other cattle due to a pelvis injury sustained shortly after birth, she thrives around miniature ponies, goats, and sheep, showcasing her love for social interaction and the company of fellow playful animals.
This darling calf will benefit from secure fencing, ensuring she stays safe and happy in her explorative playtime. Qwill is an exceptional companion for those who appreciate an active outdoor lifestyle.
If you’re looking for a loving and loyal companion to share your days with, Qwill is eager to become a cherished member of a family that appreciates her wonderful company and fun-loving nature.
If you think that you could provide Qwill with a loving home, please contact us and start your adoption journey today.
‼️Qwill cannot be used for breeding. The adopter’s fencing must be secure to eliminate ANY risk of neighbouring cattle getting to her and mounting her. If adopters have cattle nearby, you must be able to guarantee that they do not have a bull.
Medical notes
Qwill was caught up in an on-farm accident as a calf and, as a result, suffered from a fractured hip socket, which she has treated for and recovered from. She doesn't require any extra care for this past injury at this current time, but adopter may be required to support her later in life.
Qwill is up to date with all general care treatments - drenching, tick, and vaccinations.
Adoption details
Adoption application form must be completed.
Application is assessed by the adoptions team.
Further questions may be asked via written communications or a phone call.