PolyCentric - Cows as Pets at Cal Poly Pomona
Ag student and beef unit student assistant Laura Fogg considers the Cal Poly Pomona cows her own pets. They are some of the sweetest and most loving animals, she says. Over the past year, Laura has cared for the university's cattle and learned about their individual personalities and character traits.
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