Meet Elizabeth & Febie: Our Newest Farm Queens!

MalunggayLife has two very special, grass-loving ladies: Elizabeth and her daughter Febie, our brand-new carabaos!

These two aren’t just adorable — they’re also incredibly helpful! Elizabeth will eventually help with light farm work and land prep, while Febie… well, for now, she’s in training (a.k.a. just being cute and eating everything in sight). Stay tuned — I’ll be sharing more about Febie’s rare and beautiful coloring soon! It looks like our little farm baby might carry an albinism gene, which makes her extra unique (and extra photogenic)!

They’ve settled in beautifully, munching happily under the shade of our trees and occasionally striking poses for the camera — #FarmModelGoals. 

We’re so excited to watch them grow, bond with the team, and become part of the everyday joy that is life on the farm. With them around, the farm feels a little fuller, and our hearts definitely are.

Welcome to the MalunggayLife family, Elizabeth & Febie! 

May your days be sunny, your naps uninterrupted, and your grass forever green. 

Elizabeth is the strong, silent type — the classic carabao mom. She’s graceful, calm, and looks like she’s seen it all (and probably has!). She walks with the quiet confidence of a true farm veteran. Febie, on the other hand, is the curious and spunky baby girl, already poking her nose into everything. Whether it’s a pile of freshly cut grass or someone’s lunch basket, Febie wants in.

And look who else is tagging along — another one of Elizabeth’s kiddos! This charming young bull is Febie’s big brother.

He’s not officially part of the MalunggayLife family, but for now, he’s just happily hanging out with mom and little sis. He may be a guest, but as far as we’re concerned, any carabao who wants to chill and snack on our farm grass is more than welcome. The more, the merrier! 

Mama Elizabeth just gave birth two months ago, so we’re giving her all the time she needs to rest and recover. For now, it’s just a little bit of gentle work and a whole lotta chill. Think of it as her well-deserved maternity leave — farm edition!