Take your “kid” to work has a different meaning for this English farmer

Last updated on: February 23, 2017 at 4:00 pm by Jean Yih Kingston

Take your “kid” to work has a different meaning for this English farmer 2017-02-23T16:00:17-04:00 Jean Yih Kingston

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Little Benjy, a Pygmy goat in Yorkshire England, was rejected by his mother, so his owner Tom Horsefield is hand-rearing this adorable creature. It’s a lot of work apparently, with 4am feedings and more bottles every four hours throughout the day. He follows Tom around all day long and catches the attention of everyone in town. “Everybody loves him. He’s got plenty of character. He’s a bit of a show-off. He likes nibbling people’s shoelaces…” Sweet baby!

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