WHAT.
Cuteporter Andrew Y. sent this one in. More here.
Cuteporter Erin R. sent us an email about Faintly, the Little McGoatersons who went on a big trip. First stop, the library.

Then a gift store, to see her Gund friends. Gotta get one of those.

The post office was fun. Great bins to get into.


Then the bank, money sorters are fun, too.

Checking out the wallpaper place. Not big on wallpaper.

And the local firehouse. Who needs dalmatians, anyway?

party in the back. This pygmy goatlet is bringin’ back the mullet!

Renee L. wants readers to know, ”This little guy was born this morning, along with two other pygmy goats at Flamig Farm in West Simsbury, CT. Photo credit to Karyn Cordner.”
“I have a story you might like: It seems that Cornell University had its own, real life ‘Animal House,’ and they got the bright idea to buy a live goat as a mascot. What could go wrong, right?
Eventually the house manager forced the students to find her a more suitable home, and Farm Sanctuary rescuers picked up the baby goat and transported her to the more suitable pastures of our Watkins Glen, New York shelter. So now Farm Sanctuary has our own Ivy League goat! And oh is she a cutie! We thought this might be a fun and happy-ending story for you!” -Meredith T.









Cute Overload has Cuteporters stationed far and wide. Don’t believe us? Take it away, Jackie B!
“I am currently backpacking in Asia (but checking in on Cute Overload on a daily basis – got to get my fix.) Today, amidst the fabulous old Nepali architecture of Bhaktapur (close to Kathmandu) I saw these two goats having a wonderful time playing on some poor soul’s car (their hooves did not seem to be doing the paintwork much good). I did enquire their names, but they bounced off to chew a lady’s salwar kameez and didn’t answer. Keep up the good work.”
[Roger that, Jackie- and have a safe trip! -Ed]





Thanks to Bob S. for the lyrical inspiration.
Lucy K. found this little fellow named Draco on The Facebook. Her take? “Baby goat in a sweateuw made from a sock? Yes, please.”

*Bonus points if you recognize the hip 60s title reference.
Smile, and the whole world smiles with you.

Ear’s lookin’ at you kid.

Sofia R. met a cutie patootie goatersons over at Homestead Farms in Maryland.
Newborn goat’s first bath
A mother showers her love
Here, babe, I goatcha

For the National Geographic Photo Contest 2012, Stephanie Fisher entered this photo of a mother and 1-hour old baby Nigerian Dwarf goats.
Hi ma name’s Pipsqueak McGoatersons. You know what it’s like, having to share the house with all these puppehs? They steal ma crunchies, none of them are potty-trained eef you know whut ah mean. So ah gotta lay down the law heah.
Big find c/o Animuhl Planet.
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