There is a lovely man named Bill who comes in several days a week to take care of the outdoor animals. There are wooden pens just outside the building that is home to a rotating list of birds, ducks, pelicans and geese. If we have any in, we let turtles sit out in the sun on the landing in water with rocks and plants, but bring them in at night. Further out there's a long row of wire pens for barnyard animals. We have baby pigs out there now, and several goats. Bill cares for them all with lots of love.
Here is Uncle Bill feeding Teddy, our baby goat, who has become a fave of the readers of this blog!
If you listen carefully, you can hear the cock a doodle do's in the background, from the rescued roosters (and chickens and chicks) that are still living next door.
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He's one hungry little goat. I think we should use his tail for some sort of renewable energy.
Does that tail ever stop?
How cute is Teddy?!?
What a lovely story. Thanks for sharing!
He is so precious...still. Wonder what he'll really look like when he gets older.
Will he ever be able to just go out in a pen with other goats or is he too used to humans to do that. I don't know anything about goats and whether they are accepting of each other, no matter what circumstances when they are introduced to each other.
Oh wow i have one of those... an Uncle Bill, not a baby goat lol! Hey Sydney come over to my blog, i have a bird story for yOu X:-)
The little goat is so cute! I love his stubby little horns.
this is so cute,truly precious too.thanks for sharing
My grandad has a sheep farm, and at the moment he has an orphaned lamb we feed from a bottle like the little goat - its amazing how much strength they have!
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