When you hear ‘Free Biscuit,’ your initial thought might be a breakfast special at Jack’s or Hardee’s, not a runaway bovine.

But over 400 Alabamians would tell you differently as of this week.

At the beginning of this month, Biscuit’s owner created a Facebook page ‘Free Biscuit Of Monrovia,’ to detail the beloved cow’s adventures, which often take him outside of the confines of his fence.

In a short time, the page has gained hundreds of followers, with each post getting dozens of views and responses.

“Due to popular demand, I have started a Free Biscuit FB page,” the first post reads.

“I love all of your ideas about t shirts and short story of his adventures.”

Due to his golden color, some may assume that Biscuit was named for the Alabama breakfast staple.

But his name is actually short for Hibiscus, following the floral name theme he shares with his mother and the rest of his siblings, according to the owner.

Since Feb. 1, Biscuit has made two escapes, the most recent one happening this morning, but has been returned home safely by his owner both times, according to the page.

Commentors shared their theories on why Biscuit leaves home so often.

“Maybe the grass is greener on the other side,” one wrote.

“Is he just smarter than the average cow? How is it none of the others have figured out how to get out yet?” said another.

Biscuit’s owner has her own ideas about his rebellion.

“He must be a teenager!” she commented. “He is pushing ALL my buttons.”