It’s time for another pajama party at the Sunflower Farm Creamery, in which the baby goats get dressed up in their flannel pajamas and run around to burn off all of that baby goat energy.
Some nights are extra special, because some visitors get a rare chance to cuddle a baby goat before bedtime.
via Murray C.
Time to visit the Pumpkins Patch Kangaroo Sanctuary, where orphaned kangaroos and wombats share a big house like some sort of marsupial-centric reality TV series. And today, a young hairy-nosed wombat comes down with a serious case of the spinning zoomies, to the bewilderment of his housemates.
Let’s check in on little Tabmow, the backwards-named wombat who lives at Pumpkins Patch Kangaroo Sanctuary in South Australia. Today Tabmow seems to have caught Olympic fever as he performs an energetic floor routine on the couch, complete with a spin on his back. Maybe he hopes they’ll add breakdancing as an Olympic event.
Hey kids! What time is it? It’s time for the running of the baby goats at Sunflower Farm, in which a frantic flow of bleating, bouncing baby goats runs in and out of the barn until they locate their nursing mamas, which puts them in udder bliss.