Middle east Summer Hellish - but we are sending winter Dairy Cows into a NHS?

The Guardian reported on 16.8.25 that Jordan and Israel have suffered through their hottest nights on record, with nocturnal temperatures in the Levant well above levels that scientists consider “hellish”. Daytime temperatures also reached deadly peaks, with highs of close to 50C in Israel and the Palestinian territories. The Israel Meteorological Service said the highest temperature recorded on Wednesday was 49.7C in Gilgal kibbutz, a settlement in the occupied West Bank, setting a historical record in the Jordan Valley.Aqaba, a port on the Red Sea, broke Jordan’s national heat record with a daytime maximum of 49.6C.
The article goes on to discuss the fact that heatwaves have grown hotter, longer and more common with climate change. 
Lucky we dont send sheep to the northern hemisphere summer any more but one could ask how a shipment of dairy cows is faring for the long voyage around the Cape of Good Hope to ....Malta (refueling) ...and then where? What on earth was DAFF thinking sending dairy cows from Portland on 6.8? And where are these dairy cows going? For what it is worth, they are currently rounding the Cape....22 days on board and many more to go.