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Oh, and VKat, I truly hope everything works. It's so easy to get to attached and its frustrating to have a sick critter depending on you while you're scrambling to do everything you can do. :fl

Out of curiosity, why cut out the molasses? The first vet we went to with the anemic goat (who doesn't really treat goats but does treat cattle) said give molasses. We've since changed vets but I'd still like to know. Does it hurt anything or just not help?

They are all so adorable! Sorry about your friends emergency. Thanks for taking the time to post the pics. You must still be totally exhausted but I think we all sort of feel a certain ownership of these puppies. ;)

Oh my! I must find that to post on my hubby's FB page. Just a subtle hint that there may be more goats in his near future. :drool

Late welcome from KS! We're still in our first year of goat life and have an ND buck and wether, a Nubian doe and a boar/kiko doe. You're going to fall in love with whichever breeds you get. Keep us posted. You'll get lots of good info and support here.

Wow! SBC, I thought I caught up yesterday but totally missed this thread. Talk about a roller coaster ride. You must be exhausted emotionally as well as physically. Prayers and cyber-hugs. :hugs

I've been off sick for a few days. Had to check in on Callie and the boys. So glad everything is still going well.

SBC, love logging on to good news...and pics! I hope and pray you get some rest.

I've been gone all day. Prayers for Callie and her entire family. :hugs

So thankful! The pups are adorable and...although I missed the date by a day and the number by several..I'll still be happy to take the puppy no one wants. :lol: Yes, those little boys are a blessing and meant to be. God knows where they are going and has a very special reason for them...

Yeah, OFA, I was hoping someone here might have an idea of how much it cost. Of course I can find that out by making a phone call to the vet. Just not while I'm at work, supposedly working. :hide

I think I'l check with my vet. GRIN!

That's what I'm sincerely hoping!!! :sick

Early last summer we bought an ND trio (two does and a buck) from someone who had basically rescued them from another family that couldn't keep them any more. From what she though she knew the does were 2 to 3 years old and the buck was around 3. The three had been kept together before she got...

You are all cracking me up! What a great way to start a Monday morning. As a former Oklahoma gal (transplanted to Kansas) I NEVER in a million years would have thought I'd be thinking that I wish I lived in Texas. But this is starting to sound like a fun ride. (Thelma & Louise pun intended.)...

What baymule said x2.

Poor mama and grandma. You are both so exhausted. Hope everyone gets some rest tonight.

Prayers for Callie and all.

No more updates? Having to connect thru my phone now that I'm not at work and it isnt cooperating.

Wow! That's a LOT of boys!