We had a cat like this. She was less than half the size of the other kittens at birth, so we assumed she wouldn't make it, but she was right in there fighting for a nipple! She always stayed small getting to around 4 pounds but she lived to be 18 years old.
When my daughter was 8, a friend of mine gave her a runt kitten she found on the street, abandoned by her mother. Our vet insisted she was too young and too small to survive and recommended putting her to sleep. My daughter became fierce with determination that the little kitten would live so the vet told her all the work she would have to do to keep her alive. So, my daughter went to the pharmacy and bought children's vitamins and mineral supplements and crushed them to serve an 8th to her everyday. She dewormed her, gave her antibiotics for parasites, fed her with a syringe 💉 and built a sling to carry her around in since the kitten could not walk. She took her to the garden every day and talked to her about birds 🐦, trees 🌳 and butterflies 🦋 . One day, I came home from work and the tiny creature rushed by me like a blur. She didn't walk, but rather she ran everywhere. They were inseparable for the next 18 years. In the end, the cat outlived the vet.
He had to be put down, sadly! I followed the updates! His heart was too large and breathing became a problem !They tried a number of things, but knew he was spiraling down words ! And so not have him suffer , they decided that it was for the best to put him to sleep! It was heart breaking for them all and all of us who had hope for the best! My thought is he had more of a wonderful life than most goats had, and those days on earth were made possible and special by these guys! And little foot left a huge print despite his being so small!
I was a goat rescuer when i was young with my husband. I never saw a goat baby so tiny! I saved one day a very tiny little cow who was the result of an abortion: she stayed very little but was very playful, liked football and lived 8 years! I also rescued until last year disabled guinea pigs from bad breeding with silk fetal syndrome, born without eyes, teeth underdeveloped babies or with deformed paws. They didn’t live very long but i did my best to give them a very spoiled life and they were so grateful and closed to me. They all died in my arms, with love and cuddles. Now i am bedridden in palliative care at my daughter’s house and we still rescue feral stray cats for northern Quebec by the sea, when winters last six months with -30 to -45 Celsius. Life is very harsh for feral cats and we teach them to stay in a home, to learn how to drink in a bowl and play with toys. They are very loving and snugly. We can’t live without animals around us and we are happy to save their lives, one at the time and show them love forever.
I started sobbing as soon as I saw him. He's so precious. You guys are amazing for working so hard to help him get strong. So many people would write off a runt and I love you guys for this.
Dad has got to be the tiniest sweetest little goat I've ever seen. I hope he thrives. You're doing such a good job feeding him every 2 hours. Thank you for taking such good care of him sweet baby boy
What an adorable baby. We had goats a long time ago when we lived in Colorado. When the does were having their babies, the kids(human kids), couldn’t wait to see if any of our mama’s had given birth. I could hardly get them on the bus! It is just amazing that that little guy lived. He must be a dwarf. It looks like you’ve got a family pet! We had a little one , we named him popcorn. That little thing would chase the kids all over the house. He went with us just about everywhere. He ended up being a service animal, and would go to hospitals that were close by. We potty trained him and everything. He was the sweetest little thing ever. Sorry this is so long; it just brought up such sweet memories. I’m definitely going to be a subscriber!
I had a doeling born a couple of years ago the was the runt of quints. She weighed 10 3/4 oz at birth. She just kidded triplets as a first freshener this year so it can definitely be done. You’re doing a great job with him.
That is so small! How did you do it! I feel like we have had a lot of luck so far. We definitely know what we’re doing, but the margin for error is so small. How long did she take to get to full size?
I'm sure it's not good practice to breed from the runt such as this and risk passing down problems, defects, generally bad genetics that may compromise quality of life. Not to mention risk also of dying from complications after kidding. Generally not a good idea if you can avoid that.
@@fairydogmother2752 😳🙄🙄. Being the runt of a litter is NOT always a genetic defect - in fact more often than not, genetics didn’t play a role in it. Good grief - always people coming on here saying what someone should have done or what someone shouldn’t have done. Live your life and mind your own business about what someone else is doing/has done.
When it comes to the welfare of animals, it's absolutely necessary for other to intervene. "Genetics had nothing to do with it" you know this how? Did you get her tested? Even if genetics didn't cause it, she's still not good to breed from. Full sized babies could literally rip her apart. You obviously don't know the first thing about biology let alone genetics.
He was 14.4 ounces. Blows me away. My grandson was 14 ounces 15 years ago. I’m still in shock when I think how tiny he way. Hope that cute little guy grows up big and strong like my sweet grandson
As if baby goats weren't already like in the top five cutest baby animals, Little Foot really takes the adorable prize. Good on you for giving him the best chance possible.
Thank you guys he's so beautiful and precious 💖 he was meant to survive and definitely a gift to you both, so happy to see him thrive this vid has made my day x
This was such a heart warming story to watch. Thank you for sharing. I am a new goat owner and I love Annie (Alpine) and Louise (Boer) so much. When Annie gets bred for her milk, I am going to have a lot of questions and stocking up other people's knowledge for that time to come. God Bless you.
Thank you for caring and for all the hard work. I'm 63yrs old and was very small when born. People worked hard for me. 🙏 praying for you and little foot.
Aww, we have a tiny little girl about the same size. She was born on the 2nd on a friends farm and unfortunately her momma died so we took her in. We rescued two more babies last month and they just don’t know what to think about her. I was looking for videos and advice, so glad I found you! It’s just amazing to see these tiny little ones literally get stronger with every feeding, especially when you didn’t think they would make it even a few hours. Thanks so much for the informative video and lots of luck and love to Littlefoot❤️
Oh. My. Gawd! He's absolutely adorable! I'm in love. What a survivor. What a blessing to be born into capable hands. He wouldn't have made it in nature. Well done guys!!
I had one just as small maybe smaller. She survived well and grew into a super tiny adult. I kept her in the house in a shoe box lined with a towel, fed her with a 10cc syringe for the first days, then we went to a bottle. She was one of triplets so I milked her mom for bottle feeding. I kept her in the house for months before I allowed her out. When it was warm enough she integrated into the herd. She and I were both SO LUCKY, my insurance agent was looking for a goat for her father. Seems he had a pet goat when he was a youngster and wanted one as a companion. Frosty (she was so COLD when I found her in the morning after she was born)went on to quite a life. Her new owner trained her to ride with him on his Ranger and she lived right by the house in a pen with a little house he built. I had been worried what would happen because she was far too small to ever be bred... She was safe and happy all turned out well. Good luck with your boy.
I've lived on a farm for half my childhood and that is THE tiniest goat I've seen. Glad it had you guys to help out, it would have struggled otherwise.
I had a tiny one like that, she spent months in the house with the foot of my sock as a jacket and the heel was a hood . Cuddles was the best, I lost her last year at 11 to a copperhead bite
I’m so sorry 😢. We had a baby goat that was tiny like that; we named him popcorn. He was always part of our family. He ended up being a service animal that we would take to nearby hospitals, and preschools. Everyone loved him! He was always up for cuddles and pets. He didn’t cross the rainbow bridge 🌈 until he was 14. We all were just gutted 😢! I’m just sincerely sorry 😞!
I had a tiny runt to quads. Her name was Netta. She lived only 2 weeks, but she made a big impact on my life. I miss her so much. So glad you're little guy is doing well.
Beyond cute. Wonderful to watch. So tiny. Your confidence in handling gives me confidence. I'm so sick of animal documentaries making it all bad news to be dramatic. This is great refreshingly joyous. Thank you.
Very cute, these little babies are so precious but the tiny, tiny runt of that litter is just the cutest little thing I've seen in a long time!! So glad he made it, well done guys, very cute!!
That baby is adorable and I hope he continues to thrive and if no one has told y’all your amazing people for taking such good care of that tiny miracle. God Bless Y’all and I hope to see that baby again
The best things come in small packages. This was a wonderful video and you guys did such a good job keeping this little one happy and healthy. He’s a lucky boy. 😊
What a wonderful life this tiny goat has with you both as his caretakers. Your love for your animals is apparent. Your kindness show in everything you do for him. Thank you. P.S.: your voices are so much like Mike Rowe’s (from Dirty Jobs), it is amazing. You must be kin to him.
I fostered and bottlefed a kitten who was the size of a one week old at three weeks. I was so nervous that I'd lose her but she pulled through with some TLC. I'm not going to lie... it was a ton of work and I've never been so sleep deprived in my life. 100% worth it. She and her brother got adopted out to an excellent home as a bonded pair, which was exactly the happy ending I hoped for.
Great to know he's thriving ... he wasn't premature, but just small ... when mammals are born and start breathing/using their lungs, the lungs stop developing as rapidly as they would in the womb, and is usually the problem with pre-mature's ... glad to see he's loving life
he was probably so small because they were triplets, instead of twins or a singlet which is typical of goats. with triplets, theres almost always one thats smaller or fails to thrive
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You guys are awesome!! My heart can’t take how much you guys care about this little nugget. He’s so stinking cute!! Bless you for caring about those that sometimes need a little help in this world!!
So glad I found your channel! Y'all are just like me. When my animals aren't doing well I will become sleep deprived in order to make sure they have the highest rate of survival. Totally worth it in my opinion! Bless y'all for putting forth the effort to make that baby's life better.
Wow what a great family team. You gave lil foot a fighting chance. Sooo passionate you all are, what a feel good pleasure to view this. Thank you very much! Please take as much care of yourselves as You do for these pets. Waiting to see next adventure of wee one haha! Looks like he is exhausted after drinking all that warm milk and then nappy time!
New subscriber here! Absolutely love Little Foot and the amazing job you’re doing to keep him alive. He’s a happy little blessing! I look forward to checking out your videos. I pray 🙏🏼 this baby continues on the strong path he started on! Much love from New York ❤️
How precious is he😻 So so adorably cute🥰 I’ve always wanted one and he’s the perfect size. So glad to see him thriving and drinking off his Mumma and his brothers not picking on him. Good job guys…🐨❤️🇦🇺
I’m in love! Little Foot’s birth video just came up in my feed and I immediately subscribed. I’ve watched 3 videos so far. I love how you treat the goats. Love you Little Foot! ❤️
I'm so happy you helped that adorable little sweet baby 🥰 he's so beautiful 💕you guys are amazing people 💖 the sacrifices you make are really appreciated by not only your goats but people who watch this video it brings so much happiness into our lives because of you ! So thank you ❤️
What a strong little guy! So tiny and yet he was standing on his own pretty quick, squalling just like the rest of the kids ❤️ I always believed the moment you hear a baby cry is the moment it truly comes alive. He may be small, but he is most definitely alive and not afraid to let the world know!
We had a cat like this. She was less than half the size of the other kittens at birth, so we assumed she wouldn't make it, but she was right in there fighting for a nipple! She always stayed small getting to around 4 pounds but she lived to be 18 years old.
We did too, when she was grown up she only weight 1lb
Awesome!!!!
We have 2 cats same thing, small packages can be special.
That was my Petey. His brother weighed 23 pounds, and none of it fat. Petey’s top weight was 7 pounds and he lived for 20 glorious years.
ahhhhhhhh
Look at that little feller, standing up and doing everything he’s supposed to. He’s absolutely precious.
Don't get it twisted..we might be small but it doesn't mean we are not mighty& Strong!!!!
What a beautiful little Angel of mercy
God bless him Lightfoot, also bless you guys, 🙏 great job
Absolutely the most precious little soul. It's wonderful to see how dedicated you are to ensure he is warm, fed, pees and poops. I am impressed!!!!
That's NOTHING but that's okay! :)
He is a miracle. Thank you for taking such good care of him
No soul. Only people has souls.
@@MichaelJones-fv8cd mans hating on Pygmy goats? 😐
That baby goat was fight for survival. Luckily it was in good hands. 👍
When my daughter was 8, a friend of mine gave her a runt kitten she found on the street, abandoned by her mother. Our vet insisted she was too young and too small to survive and recommended putting her to sleep. My daughter became fierce with determination that the little kitten would live so the vet told her all the work she would have to do to keep her alive. So, my daughter went to the pharmacy and bought children's vitamins and mineral supplements and crushed them to serve an 8th to her everyday. She dewormed her, gave her antibiotics for parasites, fed her with a syringe 💉 and built a sling to carry her around in since the kitten could not walk. She took her to the garden every day and talked to her about birds 🐦, trees 🌳 and butterflies 🦋 . One day, I came home from work and the tiny creature rushed by me like a blur. She didn't walk, but rather she ran everywhere. They were inseparable for the next 18 years. In the end, the cat outlived the vet.
❤
you raised her right! what a sweet girl!
Lovely story, your daughter was kittys angel ❤️
I love this so much. Needed it today in that random way RUclips has. Extra angels to y'all's side for the kitty mitzvah.❤
Great story never doubt a beings residence and determination
I grew up with dairy goats and I've never seen such a tiny baby! Littlefoot is adorable and I hope he's doing well.
He had to be put down, sadly! I followed the updates! His heart was too large and breathing became a problem !They tried a number of things, but knew he was spiraling down words ! And so not have him suffer , they decided that it was for the best to put him to sleep! It was heart breaking for them all and all of us who had hope for the best!
My thought is he had more of a wonderful life than most goats had, and those days on earth were made possible and special by these guys! And little foot left a huge print despite his being so small!
@@kathrynnicolau8513do you know where its mom was?? What happened that such a tiny baby was without its mom?? 😓
@@kathrynnicolau8513where did you get these updates?
I'm a certified veterinary technician and came across your post on Facebook you guys have definitely got a subscriber out of me. 💗
We appreciate it! Glad you like what you see😃
Me too. Holy cow. That is tiny. He or she ??
@@stephaniebotfield7188 They said ‘he’ : )
Yep! New subscriber! 🌻 He's soooo cute!
I just found them too! New subscriber here too!
Little foot is so adorable and it speaks volumes of your dedication that he is thriving
Hello Marie how’s the weather over there
Little Foot? What a great name for him!!!
their attention to detail probably saved him.
first timer here. that is the tiniest goat i've ever seen in all the vlogs i've ever watched lol. so glad he's thriving. amazing.
Glad to have ya! Hope you enjoyed it:)
@@woodsidegoatfarm I enjoyed the birth of the babies and the immense care it took for the little one.
Absolutely precious !
So adorable. Thanks for saving him. Can't wait to see him grow.
I also was touched by how much tenderness his human daddy showed and patience. What a big little miracle baby Little Foot is!
Perfect name for tiny goat
He is so cute!!! So happy to see he is getting strong and now nursing off his momma..
Hello Cheryl how’s the weather over there
I was a goat rescuer when i was young with my husband. I never saw a goat baby so tiny! I saved one day a very tiny little cow who was the result of an abortion: she stayed very little but was very playful, liked football and lived 8 years! I also rescued until last year disabled guinea pigs from bad breeding with silk fetal syndrome, born without eyes, teeth underdeveloped babies or with deformed paws. They didn’t live very long but i did my best to give them a very spoiled life and they were so grateful and closed to me. They all died in my arms, with love and cuddles. Now i am bedridden in palliative care at my daughter’s house and we still rescue feral stray cats for northern Quebec by the sea, when winters last six months with -30 to -45 Celsius. Life is very harsh for feral cats and we teach them to stay in a home, to learn how to drink in a bowl and play with toys. They are very loving and snugly. We can’t live without animals around us and we are happy to save their lives, one at the time and show them love forever.
Commendable!!!
Thank you for what you do and all you have done!
Sending blessings ✨💖
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You are amazing!
You are an absolute Angelic, Heavenly Being!🤗💗🙏🕊️
God Bless You & Yours~
You & each animal you've helped are in my Family's prayers 🙏🕊️💗🥰✨
I started sobbing as soon as I saw him. He's so precious. You guys are amazing for working so hard to help him get strong. So many people would write off a runt and I love you guys for this.
Smh🙄
@@elliesouza717 I know. But let it be. ❤😂
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@@elliesouza717 troll
Okay I can't get over that that is to adorable the runts make the perfect pets
Dad has got to be the tiniest sweetest little goat I've ever seen. I hope he thrives. You're doing such a good job feeding him every 2 hours. Thank you for taking such good care of him sweet baby boy
This was absolutely amazing to witness. So glad you all do such a loving job of caring for your livestock. Thank you for sharing.
What an adorable baby. We had goats a long time ago when we lived in Colorado. When the does were having their babies, the kids(human kids), couldn’t wait to see if any of our mama’s had given birth. I could hardly get them on the bus! It is just amazing that that little guy lived. He must be a dwarf. It looks like you’ve got a family pet! We had a little one , we named him popcorn. That little thing would chase the kids all over the house. He went with us just about everywhere. He ended up being a service animal, and would go to hospitals that were close by. We potty trained him and everything. He was the sweetest little thing ever. Sorry this is so long; it just brought up such sweet memories. I’m definitely going to be a subscriber!
This is an excellent idea for the little guy. He could bring so much joy as an emotional support goat, especially in kids hospitals.
Don't be sorry! I love to read stories like these! Sooooo precious!
Yes, really great to hear about
I had a doeling born a couple of years ago the was the runt of quints. She weighed 10 3/4 oz at birth. She just kidded triplets as a first freshener this year so it can definitely be done. You’re doing a great job with him.
That is so small! How did you do it! I feel like we have had a lot of luck so far. We definitely know what we’re doing, but the margin for error is so small. How long did she take to get to full size?
I'm sure it's not good practice to breed from the runt such as this and risk passing down problems, defects, generally bad genetics that may compromise quality of life. Not to mention risk also of dying from complications after kidding. Generally not a good idea if you can avoid that.
@@fairydogmother2752 😳🙄🙄. Being the runt of a litter is NOT always a genetic defect - in fact more often than not, genetics didn’t play a role in it. Good grief - always people coming on here saying what someone should have done or what someone shouldn’t have done. Live your life and mind your own business about what someone else is doing/has done.
When it comes to the welfare of animals, it's absolutely necessary for other to intervene. "Genetics had nothing to do with it" you know this how? Did you get her tested? Even if genetics didn't cause it, she's still not good to breed from. Full sized babies could literally rip her apart. You obviously don't know the first thing about biology let alone genetics.
He was 14.4 ounces. Blows me away. My grandson was 14 ounces 15 years ago. I’m still in shock when I think how tiny he way. Hope that cute little guy grows up big and strong like my sweet grandson
Your grandson was 14 ounces? Well that doesn't make sense.
As if baby goats weren't already like in the top five cutest baby animals, Little Foot really takes the adorable prize. Good on you for giving him the best chance possible.
Thank you guys he's so beautiful and precious 💖 he was meant to survive and definitely a gift to you both, so happy to see him thrive this vid has made my day x
I love the size contrast of two abnormally large humans compared to an incredibly tiny goat. Nice work goat daddies!
He is adorable, with all the human interaction, he will be so spolied!!!❤
Hello Angela how’s the weather over there
I am totally speechless; he is so ADORABLE, and I love that name LITTLE FOOT, it totally fits him. Great job guys !!!
This was such a heart warming story to watch. Thank you for sharing. I am a new goat owner and I love Annie (Alpine) and Louise (Boer) so much. When Annie gets bred for her milk, I am going to have a lot of questions and stocking up other people's knowledge for that time to come. God Bless you.
Thank you for caring and for all the hard work. I'm 63yrs old and was very small when born. People worked hard for me. 🙏 praying for you and little foot.
We really enjoyed seeing Littlefoot and all the babies on Friday. Always brightens our day. And we love the Vlog. Doing a great job!!
Thanks for the kind words. We're glad you enjoy them👍🏻
Is the baby okay
Hello Stacey how’s the weather over there
What an absolute cutie! Glad he’s doing well! 🥰
He's just adorable 🥰 I want to hug him he's sooooo small, too cute🥰
Adorable! So glad that you did not write him off and gave him the care he needed. New subscriber just because of this video. Thank you for sharing.
OMG! I didn’t realize how tiny he was until you held him up next to the other goat. That is crazy! I’m so happy he survived.
Aww, we have a tiny little girl about the same size. She was born on the 2nd on a friends farm and unfortunately her momma died so we took her in. We rescued two more babies last month and they just don’t know what to think about her. I was looking for videos and advice, so glad I found you! It’s just amazing to see these tiny little ones literally get stronger with every feeding, especially when you didn’t think they would make it even a few hours. Thanks so much for the informative video and lots of luck and love to Littlefoot❤️
Oh. My. Gawd! He's absolutely adorable! I'm in love. What a survivor. What a blessing to be born into capable hands. He wouldn't have made it in nature. Well done guys!!
I had one just as small maybe smaller. She survived well and grew into a super tiny adult. I kept her in the house in a shoe box lined with a towel, fed her with a 10cc syringe for the first days, then we went to a bottle. She was one of triplets so I milked her mom for bottle feeding. I kept her in the house for months before I allowed her out. When it was warm enough she integrated into the herd. She and I were both SO LUCKY, my insurance agent was looking for a goat for her father. Seems he had a pet goat when he was a youngster and wanted one as a companion. Frosty (she was so COLD when I found her in the morning after she was born)went on to quite a life. Her new owner trained her to ride with him on his Ranger and she lived right by the house in a pen with a little house he built. I had been worried what would happen because she was far too small to ever be bred... She was safe and happy all turned out well. Good luck with your boy.
good of you to make sure she went to the life best for her.
How precious. Thank you so much for sharing. You’re TLC for this really tiny Goat is inspiring.
This tiny fellow was so lucky to be born with you guys around. So sweet. Thanks
I've lived on a farm for half my childhood and that is THE tiniest goat I've seen.
Glad it had you guys to help out, it would have struggled otherwise.
I had a tiny one like that, she spent months in the house with the foot of my sock as a jacket and the heel was a hood . Cuddles was the best, I lost her last year at 11 to a copperhead bite
Sorry to hear that, but she would have known she was very dearly loved
So sorry 😔
Oh that is so sad. I'm sorry you lost your precious that way. Sounds like you took real good care of him/ or her.
I’m so sorry 😢. We had a baby goat that was tiny like that; we named him popcorn. He was always part of our family. He ended up being a service animal that we would take to nearby hospitals, and preschools. Everyone loved him! He was always up for cuddles and pets. He didn’t cross the rainbow bridge 🌈 until he was 14. We all were just gutted 😢!
I’m just sincerely sorry 😞!
So sorry to hear of your loss. She will forever be your pet.
It is encouraging to see the expertise and effort of caring and dedicated humans bear fruit. That little tyke shows his appreciation by thriving.
Absolutely precious... Thank you for seeing him through.
I had a tiny runt to quads. Her name was Netta. She lived only 2 weeks, but she made a big impact on my life. I miss her so much. So glad you're little guy is doing well.
Good Daisy! Cleaning her baby immediately. I truly hope the tiny little goat continues to thrive!
Hello Vicki how’s the weather over there
I hope the goat 🐐 keeps thriving. What a cute little thing.
@Irene Marano Hello Irene how are you doing today
@@stevenhenry4127 You know I think 🤔 the goats 🐐 are cute.. Things could be better.
@@irenemarano8241 Oh that’s okay so where are you from? I’m from Dallas Texas
That's amazing! He's so tiny! Great job!
Hello Vangie how are you doing today
Beyond cute. Wonderful to watch. So tiny. Your confidence in handling gives me confidence. I'm so sick of animal documentaries making it all bad news to be dramatic. This is great refreshingly joyous. Thank you.
Very cute, these little babies are so precious but the tiny, tiny runt of that litter is just the cutest little thing I've seen in a long time!! So glad he made it, well done guys, very cute!!
What an extra special little guy! He's very lucky to have humans like you helping him, too.
That top LIP! He is the sweetest thing. You guys make me so happy. Thank you for sharing and for your devotion to these little lives!
Hello Stephanie how are you doing
So heartwarming to see this little kid thrice under loving care. Looking forward to seeing the progress he makes. What a sweetie.
Precious little baby. You guys rock! Sending blessings, good energy, and love your way...!!!! 🙏🙌❤
He’s so adorable! Thanks for sharing all the updates!!
Thanks for enjoying his updates!
That baby is adorable and I hope he continues to thrive and if no one has told y’all your amazing people for taking such good care of that tiny miracle. God Bless Y’all and I hope to see that baby again
That must be a world record for smallest surviving baby goat ..amazing how tiny he is !
Only half way through the video hope he keeps doing so well 😍
The best things come in small packages. This was a wonderful video and you guys did such a good job keeping this little one happy and healthy. He’s a lucky boy. 😊
Just came across your page this morning, I will certainly be watching more in the future. You did a great job with Littlefoot he's beautiful.
Hello Gill how’s the weather over there
Good luck with your little ones
What a wonderful life this tiny goat has with you both as his caretakers. Your love for your animals is apparent. Your kindness show in everything you do for him. Thank you. P.S.: your voices are so much like Mike Rowe’s (from Dirty Jobs), it is amazing. You must be kin to him.
I fostered and bottlefed a kitten who was the size of a one week old at three weeks. I was so nervous that I'd lose her but she pulled through with some TLC. I'm not going to lie... it was a ton of work and I've never been so sleep deprived in my life. 100% worth it. She and her brother got adopted out to an excellent home as a bonded pair, which was exactly the happy ending I hoped for.
Amazing, the runt is born first! Awww, my favorite! My first son was a premie at 4lbs! ❤
Glad you were able to help the tiny one! He's precious and adorable!
Great to know he's thriving ... he wasn't premature, but just small ... when mammals are born and start breathing/using their lungs, the lungs stop developing as rapidly as they would in the womb, and is usually the problem with pre-mature's ... glad to see he's loving life
he was probably so small because they were triplets, instead of twins or a singlet which is typical of goats. with triplets, theres almost always one thats smaller or fails to thrive
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Shivering tiny creature - and yet, loves life! Good luck little fighter!
You guys are awesome!! My heart can’t take how much you guys care about this little nugget. He’s so stinking cute!! Bless you for caring about those that sometimes need a little help in this world!!
What a little fighter!
So glad you didn't give up on him!
May Little Foot grow strong and healthy and have a long and beautiful life. 🙏💙
First time on the channel. I’m glad they took him inside, he’s a house goat for sure. They’re a cute couple
So glad I found your channel! Y'all are just like me. When my animals aren't doing well I will become sleep deprived in order to make sure they have the highest rate of survival. Totally worth it in my opinion! Bless y'all for putting forth the effort to make that baby's life better.
How precious. Thank you for loving what you do to help such a teeny goat. Wonderful work guys!
IN MY VIEW
He looked so sweet trying on his own to stay standing. I loved the caption "I'm not tiny" for him responding when you said he was tiny.
New subscriber here. I would like to follow your tiny guys first few weeks of life. I am amazed at how well Littlefoot is doing.🥰
Aweee it’s definitely the smallest I’ve ever seen!
Hello Seda how’s the weather over there
Ohhhhh myyyyy goshhhhh! He is the CUTEST tiny baby goat I've EVER seen!
Thank u for sharing. Enjoying this. Thank u 4 giving him excellent care.
Wow what a great family team. You gave lil foot a fighting chance.
Sooo passionate you all are, what a feel good pleasure to view this.
Thank you very much! Please take as much care of yourselves as
You do for these pets. Waiting to see next adventure of wee one haha!
Looks like he is exhausted after drinking all that warm milk and then nappy time!
Words cannot describe how cute that little guy is and how awesome you guys are for being so dedicated 🙏🤗💜
Adorable! I helped out on a goat farm a while back. The pigmy goats were so cute and fun! Little characters! I had a great time.
Hello Beverly how’s the weather over there
Aww bless his heart. He's so adorable
Great job guys for taking care of him
My heart is so touched by this little fella and the care you all gave him. 🥰
This is the best thing I've seen on RUclips in a long time! So happy to see this little one thriving with your great care! What a cutie! Good job
Love this video. I hope Littlefoot continues to thrive.
This is just the best! I can’t want to get back out to the farm soon. You are an inspiration!
Hello Robyn how’s the weather over there
Omg ! Please keep.us updated . He is so cute and tiny , I thank people like you , very big Heart ! God bless you!
Omg! He’s a warrior and his mom is an angel.
Hi I'm new to your channel I'm so glad you are nursing Little foot to health so cute
Hello Pamela how’s the weather over there
New subscriber here! Absolutely love Little Foot and the amazing job you’re doing to keep him alive. He’s a happy little blessing! I look forward to checking out your videos. I pray 🙏🏼 this baby continues on the strong path he started on! Much love from New York ❤️
He is just adorable! So glad you're taking such good care of him! Thank you!!
That baby is beyond cute! He warms my heart so MUCH!❤️
Such dedication to keeping this wee boy alive. I hope he has a long and healthy life ahead of him.
He's so sweet. It says a lot that you would take the time and effort to keep him thriving! 😊
How precious is he😻
So so adorably cute🥰 I’ve always wanted one and he’s the perfect size. So glad to see him thriving and drinking off his Mumma and his brothers not picking on him. Good job guys…🐨❤️🇦🇺
Hello Charlie how’s the weather over there
@@stevenhenry4127 Unpredictable. And your ways?
@@charliebee4338 Oh that’s okay the weather over here is okay so where are you from? I’m from Dallas Texas
The cuteness factor is off the charts! 🥰
So adorable!!! I’ve loved goats my whole life NEVER seen one this small.
OMG you are an awesome goat daddy! Love how happy you are when talking about littlefoot thriving!
OMG! So small and so cute! Hope he makes it! Christine 🇨🇦
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@@jessehachey2732 rude much? Good grief. Are you proud of yourself now?
Hello Christine how’s the weather over there
That’s crazy! I’ve never seen a goat that small.
Just precious!! I would love a tiny one!!!!
Hello Carol how’s the weather over there
what a sweet lottle fighter! ❤ thank you for giving him a chance! the world needs more people like this!
I’m in love! Little Foot’s birth video just came up in my feed and I immediately subscribed. I’ve watched 3 videos so far. I love how you treat the goats. Love you Little Foot! ❤️
I'm so happy you helped that adorable little sweet baby 🥰 he's so beautiful 💕you guys are amazing people 💖 the sacrifices you make are really appreciated by not only your goats but people who watch this video it brings so much happiness into our lives because of you !
So thank you ❤️
That has to be the cutest goat I've ever seen. Aside for health issues, I love to have one or two that size. Adorable.
I came across your channel on RUclips. I love goats and especially LittleFoot. So precious. Ya'll are doing a great job. Hugs ❤ 🤗
The tiniest will always turn out to be the cuuuutest the rest of his life. That’s the asset other sibling would not have. That is so cute!!!
What a strong little guy! So tiny and yet he was standing on his own pretty quick, squalling just like the rest of the kids ❤️ I always believed the moment you hear a baby cry is the moment it truly comes alive. He may be small, but he is most definitely alive and not afraid to let the world know!
Just precious! I had one 14oz a couple years ago. He's a big sweet boy now!