He came with the name Jake, but we are trying to limit the number of people names that animals are called to reserve some names for future grand-children; so we are going to try and transition it to Chewy. So for now, he is Chewy-Jake. (This is a proven method at our house, as we have done it for five African adoptees...)
Chewy-Jake is six, just like Selah and Elijah.
This is a whole new frontier for us - donkeys involve messy poop, hoof care and I think he may need a dental check-up from the glimpse I got feeding him a carrot.
I really just think the animals make for fun childhood memories and a good lesson in responsibility.
Selah is a huge animal lover; so nice compared to the hysterical screaming that she did the first few months in America whenever she even laid eyes on any animal!
Obviously early morning pictures before anyone bothered to get dressed. |
Chewy-Jake and the goats have about a week to get accustomed to each other before Leia has her baby (or hopefully babies).
Haha. We do the name transition thing too. I had not thought of the grandchildren name aaving angle. So far we have only 2 chickens named Marie and Gary (a child named after relatives). The horse is delilah. I dont think we have to be concerned with that one
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