Herding goats!

One of our volunteers (Maddie) herding our goats down the street.

 

Grace and Lily go for a first walk

Sam, Wrigley, and Bublegum escort Lily and Grace on their first walk since they came to the Edwards Foundation.

These two girls are the brave survivors of a bear attack at their home in Monument.  They are on the road to a full recovery and love exploring new areas.

                                           Their endurance and joie de vivre  has returned!!!

Grace & Lily's first walk!

Grace and Lily went on their first walk with the animals today!

They seem to be healing and are getting more curious and confident. 

Great to see them enjoying the outdoors!

Heroic Goats Survive Two Big Bear Attacks

These two sweet Nubian Goats survived two bear attacks in Monument, CO and they are recuperating. Their owner, Julia, has placed them here in sanctuary for now. And their Aunt Jen has been coming to give them antibiotic shots. Their vet, Signe Balch, will do a recheck next Wednesday, Aug. 26. Hope all goes well! 

Come visit and see them. They need lots of TLC (Tender Loving Care)! 

Lily, Nigerian Goat

Grace, Nigerian Goat

Grace, the mama goat of the herd that was destroyed.  She is mourning and needs lots of TLC.

Colorado Young Leaders Volunteers

A Young Leader takes Hercules for a walk.

Parveen and Dealer, ready for a stroll.

Lining up and ready to go.

Ready, set, GO!

 

Brushing Nougat the Goat

Elizabeth the Llama says, Hi!

Painting signs - This is my Happy place!

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Walking with the llamas, Millie (left) and Elizabeth (right).

Gathering animals for a morning walk.

Service with smiles!

Young Leaders with llamas and horse. Llamas (left to right):  Nathan, Kanga, Millie, Elizabeth, and (horse) Hercules

Picture perfect with Nathan the llama!

What great smiles.

Young Leaders cleaning the stalls. 

What great work! Thank you, all!

Nathan says Hi!

 

Stop by and love our llamas we have no drama.