Tusker rehomed 4 April 09
Tusker is an elderly pygmy goat, we have found him a great new home with Betty.
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Henry was a real little character. Still only young he had a lot of energy. He came in with his 2 sisters which we had to split up immediately. Henry was most disgruntled! Unfortunately he got a bit nippy and after he was neutered he was still a bit nippy and we thought he may…
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