The calf is born with a smiley face pattern on its fur – He will spend the rest of its life grazing in the meadow.

Naming this little calf was an easy task as soon as we laid eyes on his unique coat.

This cute calf was born on Barry Coster’s dairy farm. Happy will never produce milk, but he brings great joy to people.

When Megan Coster first saw Happy, she even suspected he had become a victim of graffiti, reports ABC. But it soon became apparent that his markings were natural and unique.

Costers have seen unusual markings before, such as the number seven and love hearts on the head, but never anything resembling a smiley face.

After his story went viral, there was a lot of interest in the calf worldwide. In the end, Happy was sold and the proceeds were donated to the local hospital.

Now Happy lives happily at Farm World, along with many other livestock, and will spend the rest of his life grazing the beautiful hills!