The Highlands just wouldn't be the same without these amazing creatures!

Our beautiful Highland cattle live at the Highland Titles Nature Reserve in Duror, near Glencoe. By adopting, you’re contributing to the wellbeing of both of these gentle giants.

Your Personal Cow Experience

You will receive a beautiful A5 gold-foiled certificate that, when used with your mobile device, will lead you directly to your very own digital pet cow! Additionally, you’ll have access to our exclusive members' area, which will be regularly updated with news and information about the cows.

Their Story

The boys were born after their mother gave birth for the first-time. Unfortunately, she could not produce enough milk for her offspring and just left them. Shannon, who used to work at the Highland Titles Nature Reserve, took them in as orphans and contacted us to see if we could give them a home.

How does your donation help?

Your donation directly contributes to the costs of keeping the cows, including....

Feed: We need to ensure our cows have a balanced diet to keep them nice and healthy.
Veterinary Care: Providing regular health check-ups and treatments to prevent and manage any illnesses.
Shelter and Maintenance: Maintaining comfortable and safe shelters for the cows, especially during harsh weather conditions.

What do the Highland cows do?

They play an important role in maintaining the health and biodiversity of the land. These gentle giants help manage the vegetation, ensuring that the ecosystem remains balanced and vibrant.

Their grazing habits promote the growth of native plants, which in turn supports a wide variety of wildlife. By adopting a Highland cow, you're directly contributing to the conservation of this unique environment.

Can I visit my adopted Highland cow?

Yes, of course! You can visit any time, but if you want a Guided Tour then please buy tickets and arrange a visiting time with our nature reserve staff.

Are there any ongoing payments or recurring fees?

No. This is a one-off payment for a lifetime of updates.

Please note that the certificate and AR are only available in English at this time.