Wandering bovine returned to Philly nativity scene
Philadelphia — A cow in Philadelphia apparently wanted to be away from the manger, as it escaped twice Thursday morning from a church’s live nativity scene.
Stormy, the 7-year-old brown and white Hereford, was back munching hay at Old First Reformed Church of Christ by 7:15 a.m. after two sets of adventures on snowy downtown streets.
Police first got reports of a cow near an Interstate 95 on-ramp around 2 a.m. Thursday.
One of the state police troopers who responded has a cattle ranch in New Jersey and knew how to handle the situation, WPVI-TV reports . Officers put a lead rope on the cow and walked her to a nearby parking lot with police vehicles helping shepherd Stormy back to church. Some lanes of the highway had to be shut down as the cow was wrangled.
More: http://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/nation/2017/12/14/cow-wanders-interstate/108594164/
A cow believed to have escaped from a nativity scene found its way onto Interstate 95 in Philadelphia before police corralled it. The cow, nicknamed "Stormy," was seen walking along the highway early Thursday. Police returned it to the church. (Dec. 14)
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and all creatures great and small... I think his/ her name was Felix.
This usually-tame cow was supposed to be part of a manger scene, but she wasn't having it - and escaped not once, but twice! 
And I love the animals, too... 
