A steer that was recaptured after escaping a Boston resident’s home and being on the lam from Boston Animal Control for over two months is now up for adoption at the MSPCA’s Nevins Farm.

Moodini, a young steer who was missing in Boston for two months, is looking for a new home. (MSPCA)BOSTON, Mass. (WLNE) — The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals said that a young Hereford steer is looking to be adopted after he was missing in Boston for nearly two months.

This is not bull! After catching a reprieve from the summer’s heat by hiding in the thick brush of Boston, “Moodini,” a young Hereford steer, has been taken into custody.

A steer on the loose in the Boston area for two months was finally captured and is now seeking a new home, animal rescuers said.

The Hereford steer, who was finally captured last week after being reported missing in the city's Roslindale neighborhood on June 22, has been named Moodini, the MSPCA said Thursday as it put out a search for someone with experience raising cattle to adopt the animal.