When these goats needed extra care, she quit her job to save them
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Now people know Leanne Lauricella from her Goats of Anarchy Instagram account.
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What could be more appealing than a house full of baby goats?
Leanne Lauricella's answer might be, "Nothing."
Not only does she have five baby goats in her house, but they all have disabilities and need special attention. She bottle feeds them, creates prosthetics for them with pipe insulation tubing and veterinarian's tape, and gives them full run of the kitchen and family room. One goat even has a cart to get around while her legs heal after surgery to correct a severe birth defect. The goats wear diapers, held in place with onesies.
"The bond between a goat and a person is the same as between a dog and a person," Lauricella said as she bottle-fed her brood.
The goats are different breeds, yet they communicate with the universal goat body language, which includes head butting, snuggling, nibbling and jumping for joy. They get along remarkably well, just as dogs of different breeds do.
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