Cow Injured After Jumping from Moving Trailer [VIDEO]

Just weeks after two pigs, were found roaming the yards of one Attleboro neighborhood, a cow was spotted in the middle of the road Friday morning. 

"Cowboy" was spotted on Lindsey Street just after 9 a.m. by local residents.

The cow jumped over a wooden barrier in the trailer before hitting the pavement and injuring its front and hind legs and the left side of its body.

Two strangers stopped to help the cow and called police. Officers from the and North Attleboro Police Department arrived on the scene to help direct traffic around the injured cow.

Cowboy was kept comfortable with water and corn as people tried to move him out of the street and onto the lawn of a nearby yard. But the injuries made it difficult for the cow to move. 

Shawn Lewicki, the owner of Cowboy, was visibly distraught about his cow's injuries, saying, "I've had him since he was little." In fact, the now more than 500-pound cow, who is approximately a year old, has been in Lewicki's care since it was only weeks onld. 

With help from his brother Carl, Lewicki was able to get Cowboy back into the trailer and brought Cowboy back to where he his kept at Pine Valley Stables on Lindsey Street.  The plan was to call a vet to tend to its injuries, one of which included a deep gash to its right hind leg.