luvmypets
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We have all been there! You get home from school or work and something isn't quite right. Whether it be a sticky situation or a goat playing hide and seek, we have all had our share of our animals trying to give us a heart attack. Share your stories of your animals deciding to give you a wake up call and keep you on your toes!
I'll start!
Once my friend was helping me care for our animals, when I walk in I peek my head in the stalls make sure everyone is ok and then I move on. So anyways I go up to the alpacas, and I see the one boy fine, but Dante was laying down and not getting up. I couldn't see his head but I saw he was breathing. But he still didn't get up so I feared the worst. It was dark in the stall, but I got this crazy idea.. No, he couldn't have been on the other side. So I look into Reggie's stall and I saw the sillouette of his head UNDER the stall divider. So I ran in and tied Reggie outside. I had to push his shoulder back along with his neck. My friend and her mom got really scared! Dante was fine, when I was figuring out how to move him he calmy chewed his hay . I pushed him out and he leaped up. We nailed a board into the bottom of the stall. He was fine but it was definitly an interesting experience!
I'll start!
Once my friend was helping me care for our animals, when I walk in I peek my head in the stalls make sure everyone is ok and then I move on. So anyways I go up to the alpacas, and I see the one boy fine, but Dante was laying down and not getting up. I couldn't see his head but I saw he was breathing. But he still didn't get up so I feared the worst. It was dark in the stall, but I got this crazy idea.. No, he couldn't have been on the other side. So I look into Reggie's stall and I saw the sillouette of his head UNDER the stall divider. So I ran in and tied Reggie outside. I had to push his shoulder back along with his neck. My friend and her mom got really scared! Dante was fine, when I was figuring out how to move him he calmy chewed his hay . I pushed him out and he leaped up. We nailed a board into the bottom of the stall. He was fine but it was definitly an interesting experience!