Shearing Zora (without dying)
I told them that’s it. No more espresso shots before bed. Also poor Dali doesn’t get to participate until her leg is healed.
Llyra: Are you gonna eat that?
Paloma can also use her lips to open the two gates latches.
Zora waited until we left town to flip her switch and allowing Rebecca to feed her wild self. Amazing.
It was a perfect, 82° day for a llamazing luncheon Llama!
Just avoid workplace skirmishes.
Zora Zoo is making progress. All of my llamas have come here feral and untrained. And terrified or abused. Or emaciated. I’ve always let them take 5 to 6 months to acclimate and to get them healthy. Get some groceries. But Zora is a guanaco and they are not the same. They are wild llamas. And first week of November marks a year since we brought her home and I have made progress but it has been much much slower. I feel like tonight with some sort of a milestone. And I can’t even tell you how much I love this wild flower of a badass guanaco. She’s smart and guarded—but I feel like we are beginning to trust. ❤️
The Fuzz Krew mows our sweet neighbor’s lawn on the regular. Love the Peruvian lawn Krew!
I’m also this excited about my meals.
They all said goodbye in their own ways.
Look at the baby sticking out the side. I think that’s a knee.