Vivegam Godfrey Farms has sucessfully expanded!
In addition to the VG-Rabbit Farms we now have adopted also 40 chicks and three Emu birds.
Other animals living on the Campus: two small chicks, two dogs, two turkeys, one parrot, some bats and occasional animal visitors like peacocks and butterflies. The children get close to all of these animals and grow up in a very versatile environment. Also the animal products will either directly provide some food for our children or support the project financially by being sold. All the income is used to fund the project alongside with donations.
Since we have so many chickens, it was decided that they need a real chicken house, so with some of the senior boy's help it is built from scratch! All of them put a lot of effort in it and are very excited about finishing and introducing it to the chicks soon.
Also these little fellows have joined the Campus rather as pets than farmed animals (we bought six of them eventhough they were all unlikely to live very long because they were not bred by hens but by the heat - eventually, though, these two survived and we're very happy to have them)
In addition to the VG-Rabbit Farms we now have adopted also 40 chicks and three Emu birds.
Other animals living on the Campus: two small chicks, two dogs, two turkeys, one parrot, some bats and occasional animal visitors like peacocks and butterflies. The children get close to all of these animals and grow up in a very versatile environment. Also the animal products will either directly provide some food for our children or support the project financially by being sold. All the income is used to fund the project alongside with donations.
Since we have so many chickens, it was decided that they need a real chicken house, so with some of the senior boy's help it is built from scratch! All of them put a lot of effort in it and are very excited about finishing and introducing it to the chicks soon.
The Emu birds got used to their beautiful new surrounding after some territory fights with our turkey couple who repeatedly attacked the big birds. The Emus are very special, majestic birds which deserve a lot f respect. Though they are not exactly tame, when you spend some time with them they will let you pet the top of their small heads which is quite an experience. Also they look hilarious when they run and in the evenings our boys often have great difficulty getting them into their little night shed, because they are very quick.
Also these little fellows have joined the Campus rather as pets than farmed animals (we bought six of them eventhough they were all unlikely to live very long because they were not bred by hens but by the heat - eventually, though, these two survived and we're very happy to have them)
God really blesses this project and makes it grow!
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