Only surviving injured calf from turnpike crash heads to Beaver County rescue ranch
Patrick Varine | Tribune-Review
Ribeye, a 3-month-old Holstein calf, was rehabilitated after a tractor-trailer carrying him and 134 other calves crashed on the Turnpike in March. He was given a permanent home Sunday at Kindred Spirits Rescue Ranch.
Patrick Varine | Tribune-Review
Ribeye, a three-month-old Holstein calf, was rehabilitated after the tractor-trailer carrying him and 134 other calves crashed on the Turnpike in March. He was given a permanent home at Kindred Spirits Rescue Ranch on Sunday.
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Veterinarian Alexis Baney avoids a kiss from one of the four calves injured in a Turnpike wreck, at Allegheny Equine Associates on March 6.
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Jared Shaffer from the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission loads a calf to be transported for additional care after a trailer carrying 135 calves overturned on the Irwin exit of the Pennsylvania Turnpike on March 3 .
