Watch: Baby goats in American shelter move around with wheeled carts and prosthetic legs
The organisation has developed walking aids for its physically-challenged baby goats.
Goats with disabled limbs having a field day on wheeled carts and with prosthetic legs have become a common sight in an American rescue and shelter facility called Goats of Anarchy.
The New Jersey-based non-profit organisation’s Instagram page describes it as a “special needs baby goat rescue”, and has over five lakh followers. This page is filled with more than 3,000 pictures and videos of goats playing, taking walks on wheeled carts, lying about in trendy clothes, headgear and eye masks, and even sharing a playroom with kittens.
“Goats just wanna have fun”, states the popular page – and by developing walking aids the the organisation seems to be ensuring just that.
In the last few years in India, too, there have been cases of injured animals getting to use walking aids.