Peace and Thank You

We Thank all the wonderful volunteers who come to help care for the animals.  They follow the virus protocol and go straight to the field.  They maintain the recommended 6 feet of social separation aka one llama.  Thank all who have given us so much help and support in the time of this COvid!!!!

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (Virus)

These four horsemen come daily to help with chores.  Ryan, Richard, Josh, and Emily.  (Pre-Covid Image) as now we are practicing social distancing!!!!!  Those few allowed in the field must maintain a llama distance from each other.

Siobhan brings boot scraper

This wonderful volunteer brought us a fancy new boot scraper.  Maybe she got tired of sweeping all that s___ off of the kitchen floor :)

Loki and Friends

Since kids are home schooled due to virius concerns, many come around to help with chores and earn community service credit

CORONAVIRUS GUIDELINES

Grain Delivery

Even these three volunteers, Ethan, Cole and Aiden could form a basketball team but on this day they volunteered to pick up and unload out grain order.  Can you see why the get called Tall, Taller and Tallest?:)

Thank you volunteers for helping us get the grain. There were many bags that needed to be carried into the barn. Now the chickens and horses will have plenty of food for a awhile.

Even while helping us here these volunteers follow the social separation rules of 6 feet or one llama space!

Vet Visit for Goldie

Goldie coliced the other day and had to be seen by a vet. Doc Dale, vet tech Shawna, Teri, Ryan, and Josh all came out to help her. Doctor Dale Rice from Three Peaks Vet tubed her, gave her oil, and inspected her.  Goldie is 33 years old and has a hard time chewing hay causing us to feed her 14 pounds of grain a day. Thanks to everyone who helped out in this sunny day, she is doing much better.