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***There was one sheep in need of veterinary care that was seen limping in the far back pasture. This sheep was noticeably lame on its left front foot, with a pronounced head bob and ungainly gait. This animal needs to be examined and treated by a veterinarian no later than close of business August 19, 2015. The following animals were identified to be in need of veterinary care as indirect non-compliant items: ***Three goats, two in the petting zoo area and one that was on the roof, all of which had approximately golf ball-sized round swellings in the shoulder region; one black-and-white goat had hair loss over the area. These swellings could be evidence of an infectious condition, and these three animals need to be examined and treated by a veterinarian. The veterinarian should also provide guidance to the facility on how to prevent the spread of infection to other animals if that is the case. ***One goat in the far back pasture had a very swollen udder, a quarter-sized laceration on the udder, and was thin with some hair loss. The son of the licensee indicated she had been weaned recently and was probably an older goat. This animal is in need of veterinary care due to the overall unthriftiness of her appearance, as well as the possibility of an infection in her udder. Correct by having all of these animals examined and treated by a veterinarian, as well as continuing to provide adequate veterinary care for all the animals at the facility. Correct by: August 19, 2015.