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Come here buddy. You can do it. She was soaking wet, shivering and trying to snuggle them. Hold on hold on hold on dude hold on. They called me to see what they should do. Okay. It's okay. baby come on. Usually there's a mother around, so I told them to put it into a quiet area, not too far from where it was found. A few hours later they could hear it balling again. And this time it had walked to the cottages where there were other people bring him up this way cuz it's dry. It barely walks, she knew that they've saved her before and she was looking for help. Where's the mommy? To be going to another. I thought it best to have them bring it to us for care. When she arrived, we made sure she was well rehydrated, then slowly introduced the formula to her. She was just ravenous. Ivy was just ecstatic to be rescued. To make I feel more comfortable, we gave her a little giraffe. It was like a security blanket for her something she could identify too. She was lonely, though, and we were anxious to receive another and fun. We have received another phone call and there was another and that somebody had found it was a little buck and he was in very poor shape too. And we immediately put them in with Ivy just to make them feel more comfortable. They were so happy to have a friend during their time of need. Slept very close together. The two of them spent many weeks together before we actually received more years. We had other songs that came in and grew up with them. And they form their own little herd of juveniles. When we know that they're healthy, they're ready. They're eager to get on with their lives. We open up the gate and they slowly come on through. What oh, this is too exciting. It's so exciting to see that wide eyed look in their eyes going ah. we're on the other side of the fence. Now there's little butterflies in my stomach thinking is she gonna be okay? But after you see her a few days later and she's just bouncing around with the other ones and you know you've done a good thing.