Opossum Released; Must Fix Goat Fence

The opossum that I received a month ago was finally released into the wooded property behind my house. If all goes well, the critter will be happily finding food and shelter and not being eaten by a predator too soon.

Kambali, the angora goat, has made it a habit to climb over and out of the fence. I keep having to herd her back in each time. So I'll have to figure out a way to fix the fence.

Nothing eventful

Nothing much has been going on with the critters. I've been too lazy to take pictures too. Maybe next week there will be something going on.

Might Adopt a Puppy

Sadie, the Great Pyrenees mix who has been visiting me almost every day, has puppies at the place she lives. I found this out when calling the number on her tag. It's possible I might be adopting one. Their father is a German shepherd.

Bored Goats and Bunny Family

Lately my goats Kambali and Periwinkle have been bleating constantly (baa-ing) as if they don't already have enough feed and as if they are not in a yard full of grass. Periwinkle stops when I let her inside. It's possible she likes my company more than Kambali's. Kambali has been jumping over the fence to get some branches, so I picked branches for her and tried to secure the fence.

Since I have 3 bunnies left, and they're a family consisting of a mom, dad, and son, I thought I'd do a photo shoot of them. The dad is the small dark one on the right, the mom is the big white one on the left, and their son is in the middle. Notice the gradient in fur color, ear length, and overall body size.