'Gypsy' was pregnant at time of need
An animal charity on the Isle of Man has thanked the people who rescued a goat last year – saying not only did they save its life but that of her kid too.
Gypsy was brought into the ManxSPCA in October.
Now, in a post on social media, the charity says Gypsy’s new owners have confirmed she’s become a mum.
It means she was actually pregnant at the time she was rescued as goats are pregnant for 150 days.
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