This position is a trial basis. First and foremost - You must care.​ These are some of our  most disabled goats. The house babies that have received 24/7 care since they came here. Their comfort and well-being is #1 priority. So, you must be aware at all times and be able to multitask. You will get training for everything.  Tasks will include, but not limited to: Fresh/clean water is to be offered to all goats several times a day. Hay must be available and easily accessible to all goats during the day - Clean up discarded hay at the end. Repositioning or moving - the disabled goats that are in the sun and cannot get out by themselves (they can overheat). Make sure the wheelchair leg straps have not come undone-if so, fix them.  Must be able to lift and bend. You will be tending to disabled goats, some are in wheelchairs. If they fall over, get entangled, start slipping out, get stuck on a lump of grass out you must be able to immediately correct this. You must be observant at all times - playful headbutting can turn into another goat getting injured. You need fast reflexes if any of the above should happen. Be extremely watchful of Rea being too vocal -she is paralyzed in her hind end and her rectum may slightly prolapses - this situation needs to be addressed.  If things like this or changing bandages grosses you out---then this position is not for you. Your main objective while you are here is the safety and comfort for these disabled babies. Additionally, brushing, lap time, and snuggles are required for these babies. The shifts are 11AM-2PM & 2PM-5PM Dependent on the weather. Training Required