Yesterday, while I was in Mobile with a group of ACC patients attending the Heads vs. Feds event at the University of South Alabama, my female mini-goat Fig had a baby. We had suspected that she was pregnant seeing as how she was about to split like a grape! I told my husband last week that I bet she would give birth in March...and damn if she didn't pick the day I was gone to do it. Anyway, I got a couple shots of the little feller (I think it's a feller...haven't looked) this morning. If this isn't the cutest damn thing you ever saw then there is something very different about our version of what cute is.




2 comments:
She is indeed one of the cutest new born critters i have seen in a while and you just gotta love the name dude.best of luck with your newest family member. I am asuming that since this one has a name it is for milking and looking at not for roasting.
Yes anon she is a pet. All of my farm animals are pets. Could never bring myself to gobble up something I hand raised short of starvation and not even sure I could do it then. The only thing we eat from the animals around here are chicken and duck eggs.
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