Jul
01

Maggie Mae gets new wheels!

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Recently Mag­gie Mae was given a spe­cial cart designed for her unique needs. The cart was pur­chased for Mag­gie by Dr. John Mer­rick, a retired vet­eri­nar­ian in Peachtree City, Geor­gia. It allows her to maneu­ver bet­ter, giv­ing her the free­dom to eat, play with her friends, run, and do every­thing a minia­ture goat does, includ­ing keep­ing up with her brother, John Tyler. She really enjoys her new cart, and the mobil­ity she deserves. Mag­gie Mae’s a lit­tle war­rior and con­tin­ues to be an inspi­ra­tion to all that see her. She is thriv­ing at Noah’s Ark.

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Categories : Noah's Ark Heroes, Uncategorized
  • Hecapps

    What an incred­i­ble gift it is to see an ani­mal given a chance to overcome!

  • Alli­son

    Great news! Thank you to Dr. Mer­rick for pur­chas­ing Maggie’s cart!!

  • RiceChrispies

    What a beau­ti­ful gift for Mag­gie Mae! Now she can play “tag” too!

  • Mjackson770

    what hap­pend to her?

  • Beth

    Thank you Dr. Mer­rick, I know Mag­gie Mae is enjoy­ing her new free­dom!!! Brings tears of joy to my eyes!!!

  • Linda Elliott

    Your orga­ni­za­tion and the peo­ple that donate their time and ser­vices will be blessed by our Lord Jesus. Much hap­pi­ness and peace to you.

  • ColleenMP

    That’s won­derfu! I have seen other ani­mals with sim­i­lar prob­lems (rear limbs use­less from what­ever cause) do won­der­fully well with carts like this. Thanks to the vet who pur­chased it. Dr. Mer­rick con­tin­ues his ani­mal care even if he’s “retired” in my book!

  • Dsmith

    Her mother had four babies — very unusual. One was still­born, and the cir­cu­la­tion to Mag­gie Mae’s back legs was cut off. They devel­oped dry gan­grene and sloughed off, leav­ing her with just stubs for back legs. She can bal­ance and walk unas­sisted, but the cart makes her more mobile.

  • Jmid­dle­brooks

    I am happy for Mag­gie Mae and her brother. See They were born into our fam­ily of goats and she deserved to be around peo­ple and we both had to go to work. I have been to see her sev­eral times. Thanks to Dr. Der­rick for allow­ing my lit­tle friend to be mobile. She has
    the sweet­est per­son­al­ity and is a happy goat.

  • Donna Fer­nan­dez

    The are such won­der­ful peo­ple in this world. Thanks to Dr. Mer­rick and his kind­ness. God Bless.
    Donna F

  • Donna Fer­nan­dez

    The are such won­der­ful peo­ple in this world. Thanks to Dr. Mer­rick and his kind­ness. God Bless.
    Donna F

  • Mcken­nah

    so cute! my daugh­ters name is mag­gie mae — shes 4 — she is going to get such a kick out of this, we have to come and meet this sweet goat!

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