We've been blogging several of the things that have happened while we have been in Africa. But honestly,
there is NO WAY to tell it all.
However, I want to share some of the work that
Brian did while he was here.
As many know, Brian is a dairyman. He operates a large (1,500 head) dairy operation in Ohio. Although he works in this small corner of our existence, he has a heart that goes out to the nations. He knew we were coming to Africa to adopt, but
he could not pass up the opportunity to help out a few villages with his dairy expertise.
He spent two full days deworming cattle and goats and giving them an extra nutritional boost. I followed him around with the camera. (I preferred the safety of distance from some of these long horned fellows!)
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| We traveled on this footpath in a 4WD vehicle to reach the villagers! |
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| Valuable tools to Brian's work! |
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| This village man was a very happy, willing assistant! |
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| "Open WIDE!!" It was funny, some goats whined and complained like toddlers...others said nothing! |
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| Fortunately, deworming cattle is a topical thing now... |
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| This should serve as a reminder to not ask Brian to give you your next shot!! |
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| The goat hold! |
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| A sweet boy who captured my attention while Brian worked on nearly 103 goats and over 50 cattle! |
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| "You said you want to DE-WORM me??!?!?!" |
As many know, Brian is a dairyman. He operates a large (1,500 head) dairy operation in Ohio. Although he works in this small corner of our existence, he has a heart that goes out to the nations. He knew we were coming to Africa to adopt, but he could not pass up the opportunity to help out a few villages with his dairy expertise.
That is so neat! I'm a vet in my "real" (aka- other than raising kids) job so of course I love this!
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