Another goat move

Yesterday was mercifully quiet. I actually got to take a nap! Today was a little less quiet. The goats on the job had eaten everything they were going to eat. Here's what it looked like when they started.

Here's what it looks like less than five days later.

The homeowner actually offered to drive the goats to their parking spot, which was very nice of her. My truck is down with a blown head gasket, so I can't drive trailers around until we find a solution to that daunting problem. All the goats are reunited now, and even though it's only been a few days, there was some head butting and posturing for a few minutes so they could figure out who was in charge.

This afternoon, we took one of the repossessed puppies over to visit my friend, who has already adopted one of them. We're trying to talk her husband into adopting another one. The play date was very cute.

Poor little Flip has been a little lonely living with three older dogs. Nobody wants to play with him! They had such a good time romping and playing that Flip was absolutely worn out by the end of it.

We took a moment to check out her new hugelkultur bed. She's really excited about it.

We brought Bear home, and he made it almost all the way before he threw up. Sigh. Driving with puppies is a work in progress. Hopefully we can wear down my friend's husband and Bear can go live with them. He's such a wonderfully sweet dog. I wish we could keep him, but we're overloaded.

It's been a long day, but a good one. Now that all the goats are parked less than a mile from my house, tomorrow should be a relatively easy day. No twenty mile round trip for goat rounds, no fence moving. Just a leisurely jaunt down the road to hang out with my babies.

Be well, everyone.