Apr
28

Meet Maggie Mae — the two legged goat…

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Mag­gie Mae was born to a momma goat who gave birth to four babies. One was still born , and appar­ently, the womb was over crowded and Mag­gie May did not get proper cir­cu­la­tion to her back legs. Shortly after her birth, her back legs — and the tips of her ears — came off, cue to dry gan­grene. The own­ers expected her to die — but not only did she have a will to live, she began to walk on her front legs!  At first she walked with her body tipped way up in the air. But she even­tu­ally “lev­eled” out and walks with her body hor­i­zon­tal, like any goat. She walks awhile, then lies down on the grown to graze. The own­ers real­ized that this lit­tle girl would not do well try­ing to maneu­ver in their large pas­ture, so decided to allow her to come to Noah’s Ark. She and her brother came together and have adjusted quite well. The chil­dren love her, and she is an inspi­ra­tion to every­one who sees her.

Categories : Noah's Ark Heroes
  • Anony­mous

    This is such a sweet story and YEAH for a sec­ond chance:)

  • lin­ley

    This is won­der­ful and I love the beau­ti­ful pictures.

  • denise­but­ler

    This is such a sweet story and YEAH for a sec­ond chance:)

  • lin­ley

    This is won­der­ful and I love the beau­ti­ful pictures.

  • Rhonda

    A mama goat on our prop­erty just gave birth to a two legged male.  He has back legs, no front legs.  He seems healthy and strong oth­er­wise.  I don’t know if or how I should care for him.  Sug­ges­tions welcome.

 

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