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Adoption
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HAZEL
The
household she belonged to sold up and didn’t want to take her with them.
The new owners wanted her for the freezer.
It was during foot and mouth and we had to wait for a special
licence to move Hazel and she had to be ‘passed off’ by a vet.
She is no spring chicken and keeps herself to herself but when she
isn’t feeling well she knows you’re there to help and will let you
touch her.
She hasn’t got any close friends but lives with Tina and Page in
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BELL & PERTULA
TINTWHISTLE
Bell's Mother Pertula
was at the local Farmers' market, for sale, for slaughter! We
bought her and as she was so nervous when we arrived home we didn't make
too much fuss of her, but just put her in a stable to relax. Less
than 24 hours later this small, round soft ball of fluff arrived - Bell.
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SCAMP & ANNIE
Belonged to a lovely old gentleman.
Unfortunately his wife became ill and he could no longer devote the time
to his much loved goats. He was very upset to have to leave them but
grateful that there was somewhere like here that could take them on.
Although Scamp is in the foreground there is still an unbelievable height
difference between mother and son. Although if you view Annie from
an ariel position you can see she did stretch during manufacture, never to
return to her once svelte physique. |
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