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"Hi all,\n\nI raise American Barbados sheep, and had a ewe give birth to twins, one of whom she rejected.  We have had ALL ram lambs this year, except for this one ewe lamb who was rejected.  She is a healthy, strapping little girl, so why her dam pushed her away I have no idea.  I have been holding the ewe and making her allow the lamb to nurse for four days now, and she is still not having anything to do with her lamb unless forced, so I'm pretty certain that she's not going to come around.\n\nDoes anyone have a doe for sale who is currently milking, or know of anyone who might have one?  I'm partial to LMs, but really don't care about the breed, I just need a tolerant doe (I've never milked before) and if anyone has one who might actually accept this lamb, that would be a HUGE plus.\n\nI would consider leasing a doe also, but I'd rather just buy.  The closer to Eastern Iowa the better, but I'll travel a reasonable distance as I really wanted to find one by now.\n\nSarah--did I mess up not getting your already milking yearling last year or what!?  And of course the one bred doe I have isn't due for another month.  \n\nThanks so much for any help or leads anyone can provide.  \n\nTherese"
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