Amelia and Friends
Mooove over here and meet our cow and her goat friends.
Approach calmly. Pet gently, if welcomed.
Offer a few approved treats at a time.
Please admire from outside the fence.
Pasture Information
It might seem a little strange to see a cow and goats together in this pasture but that’s just the way they like it. When we first brought Amelia to the sanctuary, she had her own pasture due to her special needs. But the 2 goats would always find their way into Amelia’s pasture so we just decided to leave them there and they have been best friends ever since.
They all love to get treats but keep in mind that Amelia is blind so be careful when feeding her as she can’t see your hand. Also, her tongue is quite wet (and long) so, fair warning, you’re likely going to end up with a very slobbery hand.
Meet the Animals
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Around the Pasture
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Sponsored by
Trinity Parker and Corrinalyn Guyette