PHOTOS: Eatonville's Left Foot Farm just delivered dozens of baby goats

At Left Foot Farm, the days are getting longer, warmer and happier with 30+ baby goats (kids) that now roam the land.

This Nigerian dwarf goat is happy to get fed, and will continue to bottle feed for another 6-8 weeks.

Jeremy Foust has worked at Left Foot for over 10 years, where the farm's goal is to supply goat milk to markets across Western Washington.

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These are only a few of the baby goats recently delivered at a farm in Eatonville, Washington.

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At Left Foot Farm, the days are getting longer, warmer and happier with 30+ baby goats (kids) that now roam the land.

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They are all about 3-4 weeks old.

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This Nigerian dwarf goat is happy to get fed, and will continue to bottle feed for another 6-8 weeks.

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Jeremy Foust has worked at Left Foot for over 10 years, where the farm's goal is to supply goat milk to markets across Western Washington.

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As for the babies, they're just happy being part of a herd.

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