Adorable! Take a look...

[coldwinter]

What a great story!

http://www.wptz.com/video/21891231/index.html

[Mo's Mom]

Thank you for the smile this morning. :)

[Zu Zu]

Thanks for sharing ~ nice way to start my day ~ very cute family.

[paintjumper]

I love things like that. Thanks for a better morning.

[kookicat]

Way cute! :D

[Carrera]

Aww so cute! Thanks for posting!

[stoicfish]

Thanks for posting. That is a great influence, those goats can jump! The only problem is you might find your horse on top of your car ;)

[quietann]

Awwwww, thank you!

[shall]

Thank you. The picture at the end of the two babies cuddling with their necks was so sweet.

I raised an orphan baby last spring and he would have loved some goats to play with, also! He had to make do with a Jack Russell.

Wow, that baby was learning to love jumping... Mine will probably want to dig holes in the dirt and chase birds.

[tucktaway]

thanks for that!!:)

[SOTB]

Cute story! :-)

[Jumpin_Horses]

Thanks for posting. That is a great influence, those goats can jump! The only problem is you might find your horse on top of your car ;)

:lol::lol::lol:

[Lesley Feakins]

Great story. Thanks for posting. :-)

[wsmoak]

Cute! Love the part where the goat head butts the camera. :)

[Oldenburg Mom]

Awwww, you've made me go all mushy and drippy!

There is nothing in this world ... NOTHING ... better than making a home and loving a critter that everyone else has turned their back on—then finding a unique "person" below all that rejection.

What's the old English expression? That just warms the cockles* of my heart!



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* Perhaps the loveliest use of today's word is in the phrase, "to warm the cockles of (your) heart." No one knows where it comes from: the fact that cockles are cold? The fact that they are heart-shaped? From the Medieval Latin phrase cochleae cordis "ventricles of the heart"? Charles Darwin wrote in a letter in 1858, "I have just had the innermost cockles of my heart rejoiced by a letter from Lyell."

Source (http://www.alphadictionary.com/goodword/word/cockle)

[classicsporthorses]

great story. As a "mom" of 5 orphans, it brought tears to my eyes.

[suz]

i know that barn--and those folks are very nice.