Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Good Morning Friends!




Thought I could introduce you to some of the critters who live here at Thousand Hills Farm! First, here are our 3 little pigs: Hammy, 'Tacky(he attacks everything :), and Porky. They were VERY glad to see me this morning, as their favorite thing to do is...you guessed it, EAT!











Next, we have Goatie, as we fondly call her for lack of a more creative name. She is a runaway from Who-Knows-Where (We've hung signs up for weeks, and so far, no takers...). She is a Nubian doe about 3yrs old. We hope to get her some friends soon and have a small herd, with at least one doe to milk for our own use. I would appreciate any knowhow regarding this from readers!





















Here is Bob our 4yr old ferret that walked up to my husband and children while they were working in the backyard one day at our previous home....we later discovered that a college student "let him go" because she didn't want to deal with the mess! (He was just a youngster at the time, and very playful) He is SUCH a sweetie. Large Breed dog food, big crunchy bites, is his favorite diet! Both he and the dog get a peanutbutter spoon each morning as a treat :)




















Last, but certainly not least, is our 1yr old "Labweiller", Xerxes! He's a sweetie, but definitely requiers regular social and physical interaction!! Body armor would have come in handy for the first 9mos. or so! Big! Strong! Sharp teeth! but not a nasty bone in his body...at least not one we've found yet :), ofcourse everyone has been a "friendly" person in his life so far...Our son found him in our woods at 8wks old.


Well, that's a beginning introduction. We have a few more "friends" to meet, but will save that for another time soon...Shalom!

3 comments:

  1. I love that tree up top. What kind is it? Our dog is kind of like that, always wanting attention. :) We do not have a fenced in yard, so we always take a chance letting him run.

    ReplyDelete
  2. I love your photgraphy! Your farm is loooking beautiful :)

    ReplyDelete
  3. I love wisteria. Oh I am so jealous. I really want to plant one in my yard. Your farm critters are so cute. I would love some. We live way out in farm country, but we live in a giant culdasac development and can't have any "livestock" as they call it. I am hoping someday we will move, but we are enjoying what the Lord has given us, and know there is a reason we are here in this season of our lives.

    ReplyDelete