This time last week was a very different scene here at the farm. I remember it as a noisy, chaotic mash of too many things happening all at once overlaid with tremendous grief at the horrible suffering that happened.
This morning? Quiet, calm and signs of hope.
This morning? Quiet, calm and signs of hope.
The picture above is of a two week old New Zealand litter housed in my other barn. This morning they were snuggled up together sleeping peacefully - except Tank. Tank was sleeping in the feeder, by himself where he gets as much food with no work as he wants.
This is a picture of Pride. Pride is due to kindle today, and that hay she has there is a sure sign that she is building a nest and we might see babies soon. We lost 3 expectant does in the fire so hopes ride with Pride and Raven, the two surviving does that were bred. This will be Prides second litter for us, it will be a first for Raven if she has any.
I am working on a plan for moving forward, but have lots of details to work out and will need dollars to make it all happen. If you are interested in helping rebuild Crosstown you can - donations are always welcome!
I am working on a plan for moving forward, but have lots of details to work out and will need dollars to make it all happen. If you are interested in helping rebuild Crosstown you can - donations are always welcome!
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