can't be any tougher than trying to decide to get rid of these........We intended to get rid of the Baby Gatos too.
That reminds me of a funny story....kinda. Had a buddy in CO who let his wife talk him into getting a pygmy goat. Soooo cute! It would come inside and bounce around on the furniture/tables just playing around. They had a small acreage it could roam around on. One day the wife sees the goat in the pasture jumping around a little erratic. She goes out to investigate. Well, they had a little storm the night before with rain and high winds. The winds knocked down part of the single wire electric fence unbeknownst to the wife. Well, she gets out there and starts tingling then grabs the goat and both are jumping around like crazy!! She finally got both out of the water and said she had tingling sensation head to toe for several days. Goat lived.
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That's exactly why we haven't bred our girls. I'd be overrun with babies in no time and wouldn't want to get rid of any of them.
How about the wife
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Now I want some piglets... And a couple cows...
You’ve got a great looking crew!!!
Not too bad , they keep me entertained--- gonna be fun manufacturing mud puddles in my back yard for the pigs to stay cool in the next few days . I question a pig's internal survival mechanism when they indiscriminately turn their drinking water over as well 3x a day
Miss Maisy that went over the rainbow bridge May 30th
Why you gotta go and post a big old tree branch like that?? ON THE GROUND??!?!?!? I'm SO triggered!! 
Actually when I realized what I was looking at my back did twitch!
