While we were in Wisconsin, visiting a great llama farm and chillaxing at Great Wolf Lodge. Our llama, Mac, miscarried her baby cria. We found the baby in the shed. It had no hair and was really small. We think it may have died when the dog attack happened and just now was miscarried. 
While we were outside looking at the little guy, we heard cries from the back pasture. Low and behold, our youngest female goat had had 2 babies while we were away too. We thought she might be bred, but we could not figure out how, because we did not expose her to the buck. It had happened..
The baby goats are really small. These would be the smallest babies yet. We are crossing our fingers that they continue to thrive. They look good, just small..
I had my shoulder surgery on Thursday of last week and am still recovering. It is hard to not go out and cuddle babies and hug the llamas and horse. Next week…
Sage and Crinkles the llama
By the way- the llama farm we visited in Wisconsin was fantastic. Fran, the owner, was very forthcoming with her advice and knowledge. We have gathered enough information, to intelligently start planning on bringing in more llama linage, building more shelters and focusing on a specific market for our llamas. We are excited.
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