Escaped cows roam streets of Sheffield

  • Published
Cows in CrosspoolImage source, Tom Stayte/tomstayte.co.uk
Image caption,

Residents woke to the sight of the animals at around 0600 BST

A herd of escaped cows took up residence in gardens and driveways when they went on the loose in Sheffield.

Residents awoke at about 07:00 to find the unexpected visitors outside their homes.

More than a dozen animals are understood to have escaped a nearby field and made their way along Redmires Road in the Crosspool area.

South Yorkshire Police said it received a call but residents and local farmers had rounded up the wandering bovines.

Baffled residents took to social media to express their shock at the unusual scene.

Steve Ned tweeted, external: "Cows on the loose in Crosspool - it's the end of days!"

While confused Tom Stayte, who snapped a number of pictures of the scene, said, external: "More pictures of the cow weirdness in Crosspool."

Image source, Steven Ned
Image caption,

South Yorkshire Police said the owner was traced and the cows were returned to the field

Image source, Tom Stayte/tomstayte.co.uk
Image caption,

Tom Stayte tweeted: "More pictures of the cow weirdness in Crosspool"

Image source, Tom Stayte/tomstayte.co.uk
Image caption,

Police said it received reports the cows were roaming on a number of streets

Related internet links

The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.