PETA sets up billboard in Moriches in hope to capture missing escaped bull
Search efforts still continue to find a missing bull that escaped a farm in Moriches last month.
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Aug 16, 2021, 11:59 AM
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Updated 1,363 days ago
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8h agoSearch efforts still continue to find a missing bull that escaped a farm in Moriches last month.
PETA has set up a billboard in the area it escaped from with hope that the animal will finally be caught.
A doorbell camera recorded the bull as it walked down the road in a neighborhood.
When and if the 1,500 pound animal is found, it will be taken to a sanctuary in New Jersey to live out its life.
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