Thanks for this, it's nice to see those little ones all over the place and having some fun by jumping here and there.
New one looks great and it's nice to see that with it's mom.
Thanks again for sharing these wonderful pics.
Thanks for this, it's nice to see those little ones all over the place and having some fun by jumping here and there.
New one looks great and it's nice to see that with it's mom.
Thanks again for sharing these wonderful pics.
Unfornately he didn't make it. He was so small. We are thinking he was premature. He should have been able to drink 4 ounces of milk and he was only drinking 1 ounce.
At least the up side is now we will have some good milk to drink.
Ah, sad to know that it didn't make it.
I am sure it's a learning process for you to know about the baby goats and the behavior of those to know about the health condition of those.
Have a good day :)
Yes the little guy was just not developed enough. Sometimes no matter how hard I try to keep them alive they are just destined to live a short life. I am glad then he was not suffering. Living this way really makes us realize that every life has it's own path.
We learn all the time about the different health aspects of the animals and plants here. There is never a dull moment. Always something to learn or do.
I am sure you tried your best to get it well, but as you said, it's destiny on earth was may be only few days.
Learning about animals is special considering they don't speak and can't even express their pain, just like small kids.
Yes that is for sure. We do have to interpret what they are going through. Sometimes it is difficult. Even with babies it can be difficult to know what they need.
Definitely not an easy task, but someone like you, who has been with those grown ones and little ones, will have extra command in understanding the gestures and barking of those animals :)
Thank you so much. I am still learning as well.