Something That Makes Me Smile by dide

Something That Makes Me Smile

Meet Tamanui. Tama started life pretty rough - a breech delivery (Josh and Jodi had to assist in his delivery). He was a huge calf and pretty unresponsive to start with. We had to tube feed him until he was strong enough and coordinated enough to drink from his mother. His back feet were turned under and life was tough. Now he is doing well, and at 8 months is as big as other calves born around the same time. When I see him it makes me smile as he has exceeded all earlier expectations!
He is beautiful! Wonderful shot! Fav
April 15th, 2020  
Nice hair do ;)
April 15th, 2020  
What a great success story. He looks very healthy now after all the care he had
April 15th, 2020  
He sure has made up for it
April 15th, 2020  
Sweet
April 15th, 2020  
So worth the loving care you gave him oi his early days !
April 15th, 2020  
8 months is amazing! I guess its only you who is concerned with his history - he will just continue to eat and look around!
April 15th, 2020  
WOW he is a beauty! Great shot!
April 15th, 2020  
What a great survivor he is. He looks perfectly healthy!
April 15th, 2020  
So fuzzy... love the composition too. fav
April 15th, 2020  
All credit for all of you...a wonderful result. I know how hard it is to persevere with seemingly endless care every day. Good for Tama...he played his part too!
April 15th, 2020  
Charming
April 15th, 2020  
Bep
He looks very healthy. What a beautiful animal.
April 15th, 2020  
Looks gorgeous Dianne, great image:)
April 15th, 2020  
Looks fantastic after his tricky start. All the more precious I'm sure.
April 15th, 2020  
Great shot
April 15th, 2020  
Great close up , very cute.
April 15th, 2020  
Aww, cute. Glad he made it OK.
April 16th, 2020  
Sounds like a tough start, glad he rallied round with your help!
April 16th, 2020  
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