for people who love the littlest dairy goats
Time Wasters - June 1, 2014
The youngest triplets playing after breakfast. Mom was supposed to be inside the barn eating her grain but she came outside to check on the kids. This video clearly shows why I don't get much done!
Tiny Baby (now Flurry) was 1 lb. 10.5 ozs. at birth, less than half the size of her sisters. No told her that, though she is oldest, that she is so little! At the end of her first day, after she had all the colostrum that would benefit her, I started supplementing her with a bottle of ND milk. She has thrived and no one would ever know she had such a tiny start.
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