11 March

Exploring The Wider World Together: Robin And Mom

by Jon Katz

We’re introducing Robin to the wider world. Each afternoon, he gets to go in the bigger stall, the old horse stall. There’s more room to wander, more things to explore.

And the donkeys and the sheep can come up to the gate from the Pole Barn and everybody can sniff one another and get used to each other.

By doing this, we’ll make sure nobody mistakes him for an alien animal or a danger. When we release Laurie and Robin in a few weeks, they’ll all be familiar with each other.

In this larger space, Robin dances and hops around like a lamb. Fun to watch.

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