25 cows seen running through neighborhood after escaping Bucks County farm

PLUMSTEAD TWP., Pa. (WPVI) -- More than two dozen cows were on the "mooove" Wednesday morning when they escaped from the Curly Hill Farm in Bucks County.

Residents were able to "steer" clear, as they stampeded through neighborhoods near Doylestown.

But one of the roughly 25 cows was even caught on a doorbell camera at The Overlook at Carriage Hill off Ferry Road in Plumstead Township.

"I looked out the door and saw a bunch of cows running down the street," recalled Robert Porrini Jr., of Doylestown. "Like 10 cows at the corner there. I was like, 'Holy cow, what's going on here.'"

Annette Worthington, the co-owner of the Curly Hill Farm, said they broke off into groups, venturing roughly three miles from home. Calls were coming in left and right with cow sightings.

"Something spooked them. They ran through two separate fences and pulled a fence post out of the ground. They must have been pretty scared," she said.

It took Worthington and others some time to wrangle all the cows onto a trailer, but luckily, there was no beef between the spotted escapees and the community.

"Very relieved these animals are the future of our herd. Our family has been doing this for 164 years," Worthington added.

Luckily, they are all back and safe, resting from their night out. It's still unclear how long they were on the run.