Rankin Ranch started selling T-Shirts featuring Curly, with 100% of the proceeds going towards helping pay for Curly’s medical care. Any money left over will go towards helping Curly’s owners, the Carruthers family, rebuild the home they lost in Havilah. You can purchase a t-shirt here.
- A bull named Curly was in Havilah as the fire tore through the commmunity. He found shelter somewhere and survived, but sustained burns on his legs and underside.
- As of August 22nd, it’s been roughly a month since Curly went through the Borel Fire.
BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:
Mark Carruthers is going through his daily routine of caring for his bull Curly, who miraculously survived the Borel Fire as it tore through Havilah.
“There’s a few of us that basically take shifts here. We bring him his feed, his water, clean all the mess out around him, fly spray him, hit him with his antiseptic spray,” Carruthers said.
Curly survived the Borel fire as it tore through Havilah, but not without sustaining severe burns on his legs and underside.