How can you resist me?

Zen Sunshine is his name. If ever there was an animal who's name did not fit, it's this boy, the brilliantly white devil with topaz eyes. There's nothing "zen" about him.

He arrived a year ago from a Manhattan rescue, starving, frail, and very sick. We weren't sure he'd survive.

But survive he did. Zen is now one year old, and he's a handful. Scratch that. He's a tsunami.

To track Zen's story (he's SO NOT "Zen"), read the following:

A Sickly, Tiny Goat
Not So Sickly Anymore
Zen Goes to Manhattan
A Friend for Zen
A Friend for Zen Part Two

Zen healed and found a friend and became one of the scores of "larger than most people would believe" personalities at Catskill Animal Sanctuary. He was adopted by a wonderful family--along with his pal Pumpkin, and later, two sheep brothers with the unfortunate names of Studley and Dudley (we did not name them).

Well, Zen came back. He was too much for the family who adopted him along with three other animals with mild personalities. Too much for Studley and Dudley, too much for the young daughters who were intimidated by his horns.

Zen needs another home. He needs a free-range but well-monitored home, ideally, for Zen wants nothing more than to be by a human's side and to play....constantly. The next best option would be a home with a HUGE pasture---he's an active boy---with a flock of young, healthy goats willing to keep him in his place. Even with this however, what Zen wants is love and attention from humans.

Just one more kiss, PLEASE...just ONE MORE!

If you've got space, love, patience, and a sense of humor--and no young children--call me to learn more about this irresistible tornado.