Tiny Goat Lights Up When She Sees Her Dad Cuddle Buddies

The second he got home from work, she would jump over the hem so joyful and so happy. They had this little ritual where she would come in and he would scratch her belly and then she would be running around and playing. She just absolutely adored it. She was truly daddy's princess. But when Sadie first moved in three days old, he was It was a dairy and meat farm where she was born. She was very fragile in the beginning and I knew that I was going to save her. Sadie was oxygen deprived. She couldn't stand up or hold her head up. There we go. It was bottle feeding every two hours. It was constant physical therapy on her. Sadie getting a little aqua therapy. And I think that was the moment she realized, oh water's not bad. She was just a baby and he was a father who stepped in and gave her all the love he could. As she got older, she just required that attention, even if she didn't need it quite as much. Other animals, they didn't really get her. They knew that she was special and different. Then there was Gussie. Steady, gentle and wise. They played in the yard together. They would have their breakfast together. He became this like mother figure to her. I was hopeful that she would have a happy life with us. Five and a half years, Sadie passed. Sadie was his whole heart. Just the memories and everything he shared with her brings him joy still. There was just something special about her that I don't think could ever be replaced. And we were so blessed to be able to care for her.