When a stretch limousine looking like a Holstein, complete with barnyard animals, comes to town it attracts a crowd. Or at least a few curious onlookers. That’s what happened on Saturday evening when Jeffrey Macke drove his Cow Limo into Kendallville and stopped at the Subway sandwich shop on U.S. 6 for a bite. The Cow Limo’s home base is Fort Wayne, though the vehicle was originally built for a comedy club in Ohio. The 1995 Lincoln was converted into the Cow Limo in 2000. It seats 14. The cow on the roof can dispense milk and even shoots smoke out its rear end.