Baby Goat Raised By A Cat Now Thinks She’s One Too | The Dodo

The farmer offered to surrender her to our sanctuary. Lily was rejected by her mother at birth. I was in shock at how tiny she was. She was five days old. She weighed only two pounds. So she's like the same size as like a Kleenex box. We would just love it for sight because she's adorable. By a week or two in, we started letting her free range in our house, just like she was a tiny cat. Our one older cat Bean took her under his wing and would curl up with her on the couch and sneeze. She would just follow him everywhere all the time. Growing up, she just was like, okay, I'm going to be a cat now. This animal likes me, being my friend, so I'm just going to do whatever he wants to. As she started getting older and bigger, we started moving her outside. I think at first she missed the house. She's so cute. We try to bring her favorite parts of inside outside. So she has the armchair and the lawn chair. And she's very funny because she does kind of like curl up in a strange little circle, almost like she's a cat. She doesn't see our house cat Bean as much, although she still sees our outdoor farm cat, who loves the barn cat. And in her mind, she's a cat. So as soon as she saw them, she's like, oh, there's more of me in the world. Like, come play with me. Myself and my whole family, we just love Lily. And I'm really, really grateful that we have her in our lives because she makes me smile like every time I see her.