Ricardo is a roughly 1.5-year-old Texas longhorn steer — meaning a bull who has been castrated — weighing in between 750 and 800 pounds, Stura told The Post.

Ricardo the Bull was saved from going to a slaughterhouse by a retired trucker who called police on his way to the scene. Mike Stura, who owns Skylands Animal Sanctuary And Rescue in Wantage, ...

Ricardo, the bull that rose to fame and captured hearts when he trotted along New Jersey Transit tracks in December, has been fighting an infection since Christmas, according to the animal ...

Ricardo, a 1-year-old Texas longhorn bull, was eventually wrangled by authorities and captured in Newark's international airport, some 4 miles from the train station.

Meet Ricardo The Bull. The 6" stuffed plush toy, or plushie, is expected to be available for purchase on the NJ Transit Shoppe for $20, including free shipping, on January 3, 2024.

Ricardo became a social media sensation when police struggled to capture the bull Dec. 14 as he ran along the Northeast Corridor, the nation’s busiest rail passenger line, delaying NJ Transit ...

The bull, dubbed Ricardo after his Dec. 14 rescue, has an infection stemming from a half dollar-sized road rash wound on his leg, Skylands Animal Sanctuary and Rescue said in a Facebook update.

Ricardo, a 1-year-old Texas longhorn bull, was eventually wrangled by authorities and captured in Newark's international airport, some 4 miles from the train station.

Ricardo, the 700-pound bull that went viral for roaming the tracks at Newark Penn Station, was taken safely to a local animal sanctuary, where he even gave an "exclusive interview" with his new ...

Ricardo the bull was found on the tracks at Newark Penn Station last Thursday morning. He caused quite a commotion, and delays between Newark Penn and New York Penn Station lasted up to 45 minutes.

Ricardo, whose new home is an animal refuge in Sussex County, is getting more support from the commuter agency, which is now selling a plush Ricardo the Bull stuffed animal through NJTransit Shoppe.

Ricardo looked lost and confused when he found himself trapped in the train tracks of the Newark Penn Station Thursday. The tag on his ear looked like the markings from a slaughterhouse. He must ...