Animal Lovers

Normally a stampede is no laughing matter. But Hope Hall from Sunflower Farms has shared a video of what can only be described as the cutest stampede ever. The stampede consists of 44 goat kids who love running back and forth following their human friends. Hall says that sometimes the goats will even beat them on the way back. She admits that there is nothing cuter than that pitter-pat of their little feet. One goat, Midas, seems to be very interested in the camera, and comes in for a closer look! Hope said that all of the goat kids are sold to great families in pairs. They will be used as pets or for milking goats. Be sure to share this video with your friends who may need a pick me up today. Share away, people!

One of the first significant accomplishments in a young person’s life is high school graduation. Students have earned the right to enjoy their success and perhaps even party. They have spent 4 years in high school preparing for their future! Some students celebrate by pulling pranks. Some of the pranks are funny – but one recent high school senior prank in California resulted in the death of Baby, a 5-year-old goat. Baby was stolen from her home in Pomona, California and found the following day at Ganesha High School . She had a broken leg and looked like she had been beaten, her face and eye were swollen, and she had been partially shaved. Take a look at this poor goat Baby was rushed to a specialty clinic for large animals but didn’t survive the surgery to remove an object lodged in her throat. Hopefully, the death of this beloved pet is taken seriously and those responsible are found and punished. SHARE if you agree.

Baby goats, or kids, are adorable. Most baby animals are, in case you haven’t noticed. Some baby goats live in wonderfully happy conditions, like these two kids who are dressed in impossibly cute pajamas while they run around and get ready for bed. But, not all kids get such good lives. Six months ago a very special kid was born, and for quite some time it looked like he wasn’t going to live very long. He was born with only two front legs. Amazingly, though, the kid managed to pull through, and he learned how to get along in life. His is quite the story, and you can learn oh so much more about it by checking out the video below! Take a look! Now he’s living just as happy as though dressed up kids you saw earlier, and everyone who knows him couldn’t be happier to see this amazing turn around. Share away, people!

When babies from different species meet for the first time, it can be quite adorable to see what they’ll do. And this puppy and baby goat don’t disappoint. Bud is a four-month old Golden Retriever, and is such a lovable goofball. So when meets a baby goat for the first time, it’s more than hilarious. Zoomer is only four days old, and was brought inside with the rest of his siblings to avoid the freezing temperatures. It was like a match made in heaven when they first caught sight of each other. Bud doesn’t seem very interested at first, but he definitely goes into overdrive soon enough and starts showing off his best dance moves to his new goat buddy! Take a look at this video! Zoomer, however, isn’t impressed, and casually wanders the pen, not the least bit interested in joining in. But that’s okay. Bud prefers dancing alone anyway. Share away, people!

Babies can be pretty fearful when they encounter something for the first time. They can either react with fear or wonderment, but with a little encouragement, they can start to get over these fears and learn about whatever it is they’re facing. And baby elephants are no different. It’s very rare that you’ll ever see one interacting with a goat, but that’s exactly what happened at this sanctuary. This baby elephant gets to see a goat for the first time, and since he’s never seen one before, reacts appropriately. It screams in terror and runs right towards its mother for comfort, afraid of the four-legged creature that just wanted to say hello! Take a look at this video! Hopefully, with time, this baby elephant will come to understand what it is and not be so terrified. Until then, it seems its content with hiding behind its mother’s legs! Share away, people!

He has stunning, icy blue eyes and snow-white fur, so his rescuers named him Snowflake . MINO VALLEY FARM SANCTUARY MINO VALLEY FARM SANCTUARY Snowflake, a baby goat, had barely just been born in Spain, when he was given away as a gift — he was to be slaughtered for someone's dinner. But a woman found him and convinced his owners to let her take him home. This home of hers, however, was not exactly built for a baby goat, so she posted a plea on Facebook to help spread the word. Finally, Abigail Geer, the co-founder of Mino Valley Farm Sanctuary , on the other side of the country, was tagged in the woman's post about the baby goat needing a home — and it turns out she was the exact right person to ask. On Saturday, Snowflake was retrieved by his rescuers who drove from miles away to get him. He was so small his umbilical cord was still attached. "He should be with his mother but now all we can do is our best to give him the love and care he needs," the sanctu...

At the Catskill Animal Sanctuary in New York, a baby goat named Violet was born ... and immediately ready to start her exciting life. On Violet's first day out and about in the great big world, rocking the most adorable sweater, she wasted NO time. She instantly started running ... YOUTUBE/CATSKILL ANIMAL SANCTUARY ... and once she started, she DEFINITELY didn't want to stop — except sometimes for cuddles ... YOUTUBE/CATSKILL ANIMAL SANCTUARY ... and to figure out if cameras are edible. She's still learning, after all. YOUTUBE/CATSKILL ANIMAL SANCTUARY At one point, Violet even found a rock, and climbed it ALL by herself ... YOUTUBE/CATSKILL ANIMAL SANCTUARY ... and of course, got cuddles as a reward. YOUTUBE/CATSKILL ANIMAL SANCTUARY It may have only been her first day, but Violet learned pretty quickly how incredibly fun the world is. It seems like every day that she's here is going to be the grandest of adventures ... and hopefully, s...