2611 Ballard Rd.

2611 Ballard Rd. Scottish highland cattle in Burlington, Vermont, in the New England region are raised with a focus on health and temperament. Theresa Fitzgerald has tended Scottish highland cattle for several years and adheres to leading registry health testing standards to ensure the well-being of each animal.

The cattle graze on rotating pasture and are handled daily to foster calm, sociable temperaments that suit both small-scale farms and family settings. Animals live in a mix of open fields and simple shelter structures, where they benefit from fresh air and ample shade throughout changing seasons. Careful breeding selections prioritize coat health and conformation, with periodic evaluations to maintain hardiness across different climates.

Theresa’s small herd size ensures individualized attention, and animals are introduced to households before departure to ease transitions. Clients note the cattle’s gentle nature and adaptability, attributes that make them well-suited to both novice owners and seasoned breeders alike. This background supports reliable temperaments and a healthy herd, reflecting a hands-on approach rooted in a community-minded farming tradition.