Bizarre moment escaped cow tries to get into woman’s house on one of Glasgow’s toughest estates | 928Z9D5 | 2024-05-12 06:08:01
Bizarre moment escaped cow tries to get into woman's house on one of Glasgow's toughest estates | 928Z9D5 | 2024-05-12 06:08:01
THIS is the bizarre moment a cheeky cow tried to get into a woman's home in one of Glasgow's toughest housing estates after escaping from a nearby farm.
Locals in Holmbyre Court, in Castlemilk, were left stunned when two massive cows descended on the area.
The large animals were spotted wandering around the neighbourhood yesterday afternoon shortly after 2pm as baffled residents watched from their windows.
One of the cows, brown in colour, was seen strolling up to one of the properties and appeared to chap on the door.
A neighbour began filming the hilarious moment on her phone from across the street while the cow waited patiently at the door.
A confused woman opened the door to the huge cattle which popped its head inside the doorway.
The gallous animal then causally tried to step into the home, leaving the neighbours in stitches.
But she managed to quickly slam the door shut and stop the huge cow from getting in.
This led to the cow bowing its head and quickly turning around before it stood in her garden for a few seconds.
But the animal then walked out of the garden and went to catch up with another black and white cow that it was roaming the area with.
The hilarious incident came moments after the same cheeky brown cow chased a young girl down the street.
The girl was walking along the street in the same area when she spotted the huge animal charging at her.
<!-- End of Brightcove Player --> Her family were left in stitches as she managed to escape by jumping into he mum's car.
It is understood that the nearby farmer was called, who managed to get the two animals back safely.
The video, which was shared with the Scottish Sun, was later posted on social media where it quickly amassed over 90,000 views.
It was later shared on The Glasgow Gospel's Facebook page with over 600 people flocking to the comments to joke about the hilarious occurrence.
One person said: "Well that's the freshest milk delivered straight to your doorstep you will ever get".
Another added: "Only trying to moooooove house".
Someone else posted: "Probs why it's called 'Castle-Milk'".
A fourth posted: "Poor we coo got knocked back from getting in".
And a fifth chimed in: "I'm p****** myself at the one trying to go in the door".
While another joked: "How the f*** did that end up at a door in Castlemilk!?"
The cows had escaped from a nearby farm[/caption]
A neighbour began filming the hilarious moment on her phone[/caption]
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