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Here's the miraculous, headless Nigeria trying to get that extra bit of hay into her diet. And here she is again, standing proudly with her first little girl, Zaire . Zaire's personality is just like her Mom's...very sweet, independent and she loves her grain! | |
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Two week old Quintar is looking for that little boost of iron in his diet. You know how the cria grow so quickly. Being full Peruvian with dense, crimpy fiber he should develop into herdsire quality. The potential is there! |
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Nala (fawn) and Holland share secrets on how to live life after two weeks in the herd. They are half -sisters born on the same evening. Holland's (born at 6 pm) dam Lady Sura (being a first time mom) did not want to let her nurse in the first hours of her life so we needed to check on her throughout the night. Lo and behold at 2 am we went out to check on her and there was Nala being born. After much pulling, warming up and 2 plasma transfusions Nala needed to be bottle fed for approximately 7 weeks. |
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Here's Nala close up. What a face! |
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You can't do anything but love this cria! |
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Peruvian Andorra (white) takes one of her first runs while Kenya looks on to make sure she does it correctly and doesn't hurt herself. You know he thinks he's her big brother! She has wonderful, very dense, fine,crimpy fiber. She is definitely developing into a star! Check back to see how she matures! | |
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