A buffalo with a distinctive blonde “quiff” is being spared, according to reports, after local residents nicknamed it “Donald Trump” because of its resemblance to the U.S. president. The animal weighs about 750 kilograms. The reports say the resemblance bemuses locals, who drew attention to the buffalo’s hair-like coloring and styling as the reason for the nickname. While the coverage emphasizes the animal’s visual similarity to Trump, it does not provide broader context about why the buffalo was facing potential harm or what decision-making process led to it being spared. Across the accounts provided, the core details remain the same: the buffalo’s notable appearance, the origin of the nickname from local observers, and the claim that authorities or caretakers decide not to proceed with plans that would have led to its death. The reports focus mainly on public reaction to the animal’s look rather than additional information about its health, location, or the specific steps taken to spare it.