Rescuing Farm Animals
Many people might have the idea of being noble and rescuing a farm animal and keeping it as a pet. But with few exceptions, it’s likely not a practical venture.
Many people at one time or another encounter a situation where they are not sure if a pet is being abused or neglected. Sometimes, because they don’t know what to do, they do nothing at all, and by the time the truth is known it is too late.
Many people might have the idea of being noble and rescuing a farm animal and keeping it as a pet. But with few exceptions, it’s likely not a practical venture.
The industry calls them “bummer” lambs, but I prefer to call them “bottle-babies”. These are the lambs that may be orphaned or lambs that the mother refused (or was unable) to care for. This is a guide on how you should care for these lambs.
A Labrador, as we know, is a breed of dog used for retrieving ducks, or as a companion pet. Like all dogs, they are descendants of wolves. They are hunters. A llama, on the other hand, is a peaceful plant eater. They are the hunted. Being a hunter or hunted results in one behavioral pattern owners of such animals need to be aware of.
A horse is a horse, of course, but check out these unusual breeds of horses and find out what makes them different.
Of all the pets I own, one of the most fun is our donkey. Before you consider owning a donkey, you should read this information.
Anyone can have a cat or dog, but all the real cool kids ask their moms and dads for a pet sheep. Heck all the real cool moms and dads already have sheep for pets, and environmentally friendly lawnmowers. I know I do.
Not everyone wants a cat or a dog. Some people want a little something different, how about a fluffy chicken or one that lays blue eggs?
Sometimes kept for guard or for fiber, Llamas and Alpacas make unusual pets. Anybody can own a cat or dog, but for a really cool pet try a Llama or Alpaca.