Missing Tallai cows taken to the pound after being left homeless

The walk-about is finally over for a group of missing cows found strolling the streets of Tallai on Boxing Day

The four cows sitting outside of a home in Tallai.

IT’S been quite the journey for a pack of cattle who have been on the run for a couple of days on the Gold Coast.

The four cows, who have been wandering around the streets of Mudgeeraba and Tallai since Christmas night, have been taken to the pound after no one claimed ownership.

The cows were captured by Animal Management from a street at Tallai and transported 30 minutes away to the Coombabah City Pound.

They were first spotted in the backyard of a home on Christmas Day.

The four cows spotted on the run around Tallai since late evening on Christmas Day. Photo: Facebook

GROUP OF COWS SPOTTED WANDERING THROUGH YARDS, PROPERTIES IN TALLAI

They made a second appearance on Boxing Day about 10.30pm at a home at Tallai.

They were next spotted at 2.15am at Princess Place driveway and the property owner informed council.

During their three-day street stay, many friendly residents offered the cows water.

Gold Coast City Council said they received multiple calls from members of the public and are currently in the process of contacting the owner.

The four cows spotted on the run around Tallai since late evening on Christmas Day have finally been contained by a nearby resident. Photo: Facebook

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The cows were also believed to be the same cows that were seen on Christmas night at Mudgeeraba Road in Mudgeeraba.

The four cows have yet to be registered with the City of Gold Coast lost and found animal registry.