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They all have jobs outside of running the farm so I think they can handle it.

That’s a good question to ask! The cost side of things, wonder how much it cost per month to feed and vet?

I did a TikTok on this a couple of months ago, our vet bill is around 50-60k a year due to all the breeding we do

I missed it somehow! Love all your animals, can’t wait for baby donkeys❤️

@@katievanslykelife you should at least get a Calendar!

I just saw this video and thought the same thing. She definitely has money somehow. Still a lot of work, but I would imagine she also has hired help. No idea😊😊

Would you be asking this if she were a man? Probably not, but let's just assume she worked her ass off for it, good old fashioned elbow grease just like the boys. @@ronallen6578

She talked about breeding so i assume that is a source of income as well. Like showhorses and stuff. That's why the breeding animals need to have such a good background and the cats were found in the dumpster xD

@declanlowery5041 So is this an admission of being wealthy. I don't feel that because a person has a lot of expensive toys or possessions that anyone should feel pity because this is how they chose to spend money.

It's not really a sanctuary...everything that moves is pregnant.

@MickiLTS I'm 74 and you stated my feelings so well. I only just meant to comment at the top but just had to thank you for your lovely words. I was born in 1950 smack dab in the middle of a 450 acre Hereford cattle farm. I had baby critters of every animal imaginable to play with! Her videos bring back so many memories. It was in a town outside Nashville Tennessee and most of my extended family had farms close by. Now all those old farms are where many of the famous Country Music Stars live now! God bless and hope I run across you again!

I’m so glad I read your comment before posting my own, because you said pretty much what I wanted to say. I’m retired and living vicariously through these videos. I Always, always wanted to live on a farm with lots and lots of animals! I was born and raised in Southern California and I’m still here today. There are no farms around here and there are so many restrictions on the animals you can have. Thank you so much for posting I just love these videos and have my fantasy life through them!

@@robinworkman7649 Wow!!! Robin, your post could have been my thoughts and dreams! I am, also, from SoCal! I’m 66, now. I wanted to have my own small ranch one day. I was blessed that for 2-3 years when I was 7-9 years old, my grandpa gave me 2 of his 3 horses. 1 I was taking western riding on. Tass Lady was an 8 year old Arabian mare. She got spooked, bolted, and off I went! I refused to get back on her, so eventually my grandpa sold her. If I had only been a little older, a little more experienced, or ???; but I wasn’t. I still had Cy. He was a big, 17 hand high, 18 y.o., zorro, thoroughbred gelding. A sweet, gentle giant that I had for only 2-3 years because my parents divorced and my mom could no longer afford his board and all. He was in Santa Ana at a stable right on the riverbed. I road him on the ugly path back and forth on the riverbed. I’m sure you know where I’m referring to. But, when I lost him, I didn’t care where I had to ride him. Anyway…I dreamed of marrying a man, hopefully a cowboy, that had a ranch or enough money we could buy a small ranch. But…that never happened! I fell in love from a man from another country who struggled in the US to learn English and get his Citizenship. We have been married over 43 years and have a wonderful life and family. God is good! He knows what is best for us. Without God in my life, I wouldn’t have made it through some very difficult years. I became totally disabled and in a wheelchair at age 40. I wouldn’t be able to ride horses or have a ranch. I still love horses and watch videos about them. My daughter hopes to own her own horse someday. I hope she does. Thanks for reading this very long testimony. ✝️🙌🏻🛐🙏🏻❤️‍🩹🐴🐮🐄🐂🐖🐐🐈🐕⭐️🤍

They are like her children you know all 10 of your kids if you had that many

Friends of mine breed snakes and Pete can get multiple snakes out from multiple 'homes" and put each one back in its right one. And I'm talking young animals they've bred of which there can be hundreds. And they all go back in their right one. Jo isn't sure how he manages it because she sure can't lol. It's one at a time for them