Parky's Farm is celebrating Mother's Day with the return of Farm Babies local 12's Chelsea sick is there live this morning Chelsea I want to see this screen open up is it going to there it is and there you are a little bit shaky but bottle in hand you're there you're close you're far away now tell us what you're going to be doing with that bottle I think I know okay well I'm sorry it's a little bit shaky there because we just got into um to visit the Dottie here and we couldn't get in until righ
t before the live show because she's getting really excited here you can see to eat this is her first bottle of the morning I've never fed a baby animal before in my life so Dave is here he's a farm manager at Parky's Farm he's going to kind of help me walk through this all right right above her yep there you go oh my goodness so cute okay so Parky's Farm has the farm animals this is so cute um she's very really excited um they have the farm animals for the first time they're baby animals for th
e first time since the covid-19 pandemic sure about that yeah so this will be the return of farm baby since 2019 and we have about seven uh and we're expecting another baby we have seven babies right now and they will be here daily for your observations we also have programming available that is uh open to the public but then we also have our private groups going on that you can book a private session to come out with the animals and that'll happen throughout the entire summer all the way up thr
ough uh Labor Day everything it takes to just take care this is quite a process takes a little bit of an army to come out here they get fed up to three four times a day we do have programming that some of the kids can come in and actually feed the babies as well but we have all the space here for them to feed they have their grass options as well they have all the hair they can eat but they will actually double triple quadruple in size throughout the summer oh my God you get to see the infants c
ome out and then all of a sudden when they leave their teenagers so you get that really quick life cycle and then you can see them as adults when you come here as well on the other side of the campus yeah that's awesome all right well Parky's Farm it's open Dawn to dust you can come visit all of these babies they're going to be here through August because they come in from out of town they're not all from the animals here that's cool so come out and visit them they're so cute maybe get a chance
to feed them if you get the opportunity to get this is so fun David ah you look like you're having so much fun thank you for that report looks cuter than cute you're doing great entry to see Farm babies free but when hay rides and pony rides start later this month it's going to cost you six bucks all right
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