Scottish Highland Bull Roams Connecticut Countryside for Over a Month

The bull, named Waldo, has evaded capture since escaping from a farm in Kent, prompting local sightings and efforts to bring him home.

Waldo, a Scottish Highland bull, escaped from a farm in Kent, Connecticut, over a month ago and has been roaming Litchfield County since.
The bull broke through a fence shortly after being unloaded at his new home, where he was intended as a Christmas gift for the owner's son.
Local residents have reported sporadic sightings of Waldo, most recently in New Milford, but efforts to capture him have been unsuccessful.
Animal control officials have urged residents not to chase the bull, as he is scared but not aggressive, aligning with the breed's docile nature.
Scottish Highland cattle are hardy and well-suited for outdoor living, but the ongoing frigid winter weather has raised concerns for Waldo's well-being.