Donations sought after Sunman woman seriously hurt in cow attack

Happened while tending cattle Monday

(SUNMAN, Ind.) –  A Sunman woman was tending cattle when she was attacked by a cow last Monday morning. 

A newborn calf ran toward Angel Hartman and that's when its mother saw her as a threat and attacked. 

Hartman was rushed to Margaret Mary Health and later airlifted to the University of Cincinnati with life-threatening injuries. 

She has a long road ahead that will require multiple surgeries and rehabilitation. 

Family and friends have rallied around Angel by creating a fundraiser for the upcoming medical expenses. 

They hope community members and those in the local agriculture world can lend a hand. 

Click here to make a donation.

Angel and her husband, Max, have four children and they are members of St. Nicholas Catholic Church while also heavily involved in the community including 4-H.