Update on The Kids

OK you little goat fans.

Little George seams to be asking why. "Why did they have to put bands around my billy goat hood?" Yes he will only be a pet. There will be no kids for him in the future.

I just love the expressions on their little faces.

Little Jo is trying to be like her momma.

I wish they weren't 3300 miles away. But then again, I'm glad I'm not up there. I just got off the phone with Mom and there rain mixed with snow. It may be over cast her in Florida, but at least I have the back door open.

George and Little Jo

Harvey is a little like Linda. Mom says one of the steers was named George (the steer is now in the freezer. Don't worry these goats are milking goats.) Anyways, like Linda he reuses names. That's how the little guy got the name of George.

These pictures were taken in the outside stall. Mom can't get George and Little Jo (Mom named the female after Linda's Mom Joan, since she was born on Joan's birthday) to stay still when they are in the pasture. She says all she gets is butt shots. They are too busy exploring to pose for her.

Faces Plus a Butt Shot

Mom sent me more pictures taken yesterday. I don't know which one is the female and which is the male. Mom and Harvey are still working on names

The Kids are Here

Mom emailed that Lady gave birth sometime after 12:00 PST. She hasn't named them yet. Since they were born on Joan's birthday (Linda's Mom.) She has says she may name one after her.

Another Picture of Lady

The weather must be getting a bit warmer. Mom caught a picture Lady enjoying the sun.

Lady

I was asked to post a picture of Lady, where you can see her face. This picture was taken of her at the Pacific County Fair in Washington State. My nephew showed her last August. (I purposely cropped him out of the picture, since he's a minor.)

Lady the Pregnant Goat

Someone should tell my Mom that Lady can't be a Sonics fan. They abandoned Seattle for the cellar in Oklahoma City.

Why the sweat shirt? Mom called the vet one day, and said Lady wasn't eating. He said the cold wet weather wasn't good for her, since goats come from the desert. He was afraid she might be getting sick, and told mom to keep her warm by using an old shirt.

Goodnews Lady isn't sick. Her temp is normal and eating again.