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McCray's Farm
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Went today with a friend and her two children, inside seemed nice, and the zoo looked nice from the outside. Then we got up close and personal and counted no less than 5 geese with badly broken/deformed wings sticking out at a 90 degree angle from their bodies. To be fair only one looked like they were in pain the others had healed and now are just disabled. Also in addition there was a duck with holes in his beak that looked very raw, and they were not his nasal holes, and another duck missing its lower jaw and just had its tongue hanging down. I was willing to pawn this off on the fact that they might be wild birds, but once I saw the llama I couldn't deny it. It was so badly matted that it looked like a solid shag carpet on its back. I was hoping to find a local gem but was severely disappointed. If the farm is not doing well enough to fix itself up as another reviewer said, then they should not be in charge of animals which can be very expensive. Unfortunately a vet bill would come to thousands to look over all the animals, but at the very basic level they should be having a vet come out to inspect them at a distance and then taking the individuals for a closer look. This is called responsible ownership. Because they have been domesticated they can no longer fend for themselves. If a business owner chooses to have them be a spectacle for their business then they in turn need to take care of those animals. And if this is not economically feasible then they need to bite the bullet and give the animals away or pair down the number of animals to a manageable level.
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