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In Reply to: Re: Care of Blind Goat posted by Sherry on August 09, 2001 at 18:13:20:
My girlfriend has a blind doe. Annya came to my farm with her best goat friend to be bred last year. She followed her around all the time, ate when she did, drank when she did, I was totally amazed. During the recent Tropical Strom Allicia, my girlfirends place flooded, something that had never happened in her area before, before she knew it there was water in her house, no way to rescue the goats. She lost nearly all her goats, but Annya had some how found her way to the top of the shed, and was found on top, her sited companion however died. I think her friend led her up their and then gave her her place when there was no room. Goats are such smart animals, though at her age you may think about putting her down, she also could eaisly find her way to water and hay if she was led to them daily and everything was kept in the exact same place. Vicki
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