The calf ‘Taffy’ was allegedly stolen from a rural property outside Jindabyne in December 2024. Photo: NSW Police.
Police are investigating the alleged theft of a pet calf who was apparently stolen from a rural property in the Monaro last month.
The three-month-old calf, called ‘Taffy’, was allegedly stolen overnight between 9 pm on 3 December 2024 and 8 am on 4 December 2024.
NSW Police believe that Taffy, who is a female polled Hereford calf, was taken from a rural property on Arable Road at Arable, which is a locality between Jindabyne and Cooma.
“Rural Crime Investigated attached to the Southern Zone Rural Crime Prevention Team commenced an investigation,” a police spokesperson said.
Police are asking for anyone with information about the alleged theft to contact Rural Crime Investigators Senior Constable Christopher Robson or Senior Constable Alistair Wilson on 02 6298 0599, or to contact Cooma Police on 02 6452 0099.
They can also contact Crime Stoppers by calling 1800 333 000 or online by clicking this link.
While Taffy was a pet, it was planned to return her to the pastures once she was older.
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