A Russian court has actually enforced a 40-year entry ban on a Chinese-American animal rights activist after she was imprisoned while walking a young cow near the Kremlin, the lady stated Tuesday.Alisa Day, 34, was sentenced to 13 days of arrest earlier this month on charges of disobeying cops orders after being apprehended with the calf on Red Square.

The cow was reportedly required to an animal rehabilitation center.In a closed Facebook group for expats in Moscow, Day released a court judgment prohibiting her from going back to Russia till Feb.

13, 2063.

She stated the entry ban was motivated by her failure to register her arrival in Russia with the authorities, as well as resisting arrest while walking her cow on Red Square.

Ill attempt to appeal the decision that will not let me go back to Russia for 40 years, my cows will pass away before that, Day composed on her Facebook page Wednesday.The self-described Chinese national, who says she has been living long-term in Russia, has in previous years made headlines for walking stock on the streets of Ukraine and Britain.Day has described in interviews that she had purchased the cows, goats and pigs in those nations to rescue them from massacre.

I supported [Russia] and Im not versus Russia, Day wrote on Facebook, adding that she is due to fly to Turkey on Thursday evening.