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PLYMOUTH - Amid the initial summer of the COVID-19 pandemic, monotony pervaded, as the cancellation or downsizing of cherished recreational activities left a void in people's lives. And then emerged a ray of unexpected charm - Buddy. Three years ago this month the wayfaring beefalo, a cross betwe
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Beefalo who won hearts up here finds love with calm cow BY LANCE REYNOLDS REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN 23 "Buddy" the beefalo is acclimating to life at Critter Creek Farm Sanctuary in Gainesville, Fla. Buddy arrived there last week to live out his retirement after more than eight months of living in the woods of bucolic Plymouth. Contributed by Plymouth Police Capt. Edward Benecchi “Buddy” the beefalo has found love at Critter Creek Farm Sanctuary in hot, sunny Gainesville, Fla. The 1,200-pound half-bison, half-beef breed of cattle jumped over some fences and into a… SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED REGIST...
'Buddy' the beefalo finds new home in Gainesville Plymouth Police said Thursday that the beefalo was no longer roaming in the wild. His new home will be a sanctuary farm in Gainesville, Fl. Author: Shara Taylor (FOX61) Updated: 7:30 PM EDT April 15, 2021 PLYMOUTH, Connecticut — "Buddy" the beefalo will move on to new pastures. Plymouth Police said Thursday that the beefalo was no longer roaming in the wild. His new home will be a sanctuary farm in Gainesville, Fl. “This was the feel-good story we’ve all been waiting for, in times of COVID and a lot of ...