Ohio man says rescued cow is a regular backseat passenger


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DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio man driving home from work Tuesday says he did a double-take before firing up his cellphone to record a cow poking her head out the back window of a pickup truck.

WKEF-TV reports the video posted by Tipp City's JD Blair on Facebook has gone viral with more than 200,000 shares and nearly 8 million views.

The pickup truck's driver, Cory Morris, of Ludlow Falls, says 18-month-old Annie has been part of his life since her mother rejected her at birth. He says the 800-pound (363-kilogram) Annie regularly climbs into the back seat of his truck.

Morris says when people ask about Annie's road tripping habits, he replies, "Where else would I put her?"

People can follow Annie's life and adventures on her new Facebook page .

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Information from: WKEF-TV, http://abc22now.com/

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