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[Marie-ehje]

Hey Chad don’t feel bad. I ran a rescue farm for close to 18 yrs. 95%
of the animals were sick or injured. The most we had was 104 at one time. I was also working full time as a medic and my husband worked full time as well. It was my love for animals and a stress release as well for me that kept me going so long. In addition there was no other farm for any livestock to go to. One day my husband came in the house to a sheep. I’ve also had chickens, ducks, rabbits, you name it in our house when someone was sick and went down. I also had my wildlife rehabilitation license and took in raccoons, squirrels etc…I only kept a few livestock, no wild animals. Everyone throughout the yrs got adopted out of released back into nature where they belonged. Keep up the great work. I appreciate and respect how you take care of them. I know many are going to be food, I completely understand that. I eat meat from the store. The only difference is your meat doesn’t contain all the unnecessary garbage. Even though I don’t have my farm anymore after my husband passed and became a widow under age 50, I still only buy eggs and meat from a farmer about 49 miles away and will continue to do so. I dont trust or even like the taste of per se Walmart beef. Thank you again for your wonderful videos and your precious family. GOD bless

[jenniferkiser]

Rae is in her element she has a baby to love ❤ . He is so beautiful. ❤❤❤

[KarenMerleBDunn]

I knew a woman who raised a calf inside for a whole Missouri winter, around 50 years ago. I'm sure they walked it around in the yard as much as was possible, but it was a bottle-baby.
That's a huge and noble commitment, whether y'all keep him, or someone else does. I hope he can recover from the infection. ❤

[MKM]

My boys were babysat at a farm. Walked in one day winter of 1997 when it was brutal cold and my 1 yr was asleep on the bathroom floor with a newborn calf holding his tail. Cutest thing I ever saw.

[barbaramorse]

He's a sweetie for sure. So glad you and Rae decided to bring him inside to help him. Hopefully mom will still take care of him.

[glendahart]

Rae you are so caring, thank you for bringing that beautiful calf inside, he is in good hands now. Bless your heart, you are a wonderful MOM ❤️❤️🙏🙏

[laurieanne.]

It’s so heartwarming to see Rae loving the calf, making sure he’s warm and fed! Thank you Rae and Chad for the amazing job you do of taking care of your animals! You’re such a wonderful duo! May our Father in Heaven, bless you, your family, and your animals! Lots of love to you all!

[judymcmurtry]

Hi Chad, you have a wonderful wife, but I know that you know this. She loves those animals. She is a good mama to all babies. Never say never, because thats how you now have a calf in the house. Hugs to yall

[sharonfrye]

Hi Chad! You might consider getting a calf blanket for the baby. It’s supposed to be pretty effective on keeping calves warm in bad weather. Then he can stay with Mom. ❤

[BinfordMJ]

Rae you are a GOOD woman! Thank you for bringing him inside. I know the situation is different, but you are a SOLID rancher's wife now! With a BIG heart! You go girl!!!!

[kitheenabechtel]

Rae you are a rock star when it comes to your babies so awesome to see you taking care of that precious beautiful boy

[patricaibalca]

brown nose, brown ears and browns socks!! how sweet!

[judywatkins]

So glad you brought the little guy inside, He looks like a sweetheart. Good luck with him.

[robyngus]

Rae, you are so sweet. I love that you brought little one in to get warm. He is adorable. ❤

[robinalexander]

Awe, poor little baby! Miss Rae is in heaven caring for that calf! Chad, thanks for bringing baby in. Hopefully it warms up and Sunny wll take her baby back. I am sure she has searched for him....

[southernbelle]

He is so alert and interested in his surroundings. A real cutie. I hope he starts feeling better soon.

[Eudi]

Seeing the calf, pigs and donkeys in the shed with all the hay made me think of the Nativity❤️

[deblejeune]

I grew up on a farm and I can't count the number of baby calves we brought in the house over the years. I bottle fed them, even slept on the floor with them by our wood stove. It was hard but it sure was worth it to see them make it. All of the mother's took there baby back once we returned them. Good Luck with your little guy and GOD BLESS.

[jeannebuckingham]

Prayers that baby "Latte" recovers from his respiratory infection quickly. Love his pen in the house ❤

[colettegraham]

He is so sweet. He is having his first sleepover. Rae you are doing a great job.