thedailywhat: Fainting Goat Kittens of the Day: Charlie and Spike have been diagnosed with myotonia congenita, better known as “Fainting Goat Syndrome” — a condition which causes them to faint at the slightest sound, but makes them twice as adorable
thedailywhat: Fainting Goat Kittens of the Day: Charlie and Spike have been diagnosed with myotonia congenita, better known as “Fainting Goat Syndrome” — a condition which causes them to faint at the slightest sound, but makes them twice as adorable
thedailywhat: Fainting Goat Kittens of the Day: Charlie and Spike have been diagnosed with myotonia congenita, better known as “Fainting Goat Syndrome” — a condition which causes them to faint at the slightest sound, but makes them twice as adorable
thedailywhat: Fainting Goat Kittens of the Day: Charlie and Spike have been diagnosed with myotonia congenita, better known as “Fainting Goat Syndrome” — a condition which causes them to faint at the slightest sound, but makes them twice as adorable
thedailywhat: Fainting Goat Kittens of the Day: Charlie and Spike have been diagnosed with myotonia congenita, better known as “Fainting Goat Syndrome” — a condition which causes them to faint at the slightest sound, but makes them twice as adorable
thedailywhat: Fainting Goat Kittens of the Day: Charlie and Spike have been diagnosed with myotonia congenita, better known as “Fainting Goat Syndrome” — a condition which causes them to faint at the slightest sound, but makes them twice as adorable
thedailywhat: Fainting Goat Kittens of the Day: Charlie and Spike have been diagnosed with myotonia congenita, better known as “Fainting Goat Syndrome” — a condition which causes them to faint at the slightest sound, but makes them twice as adorable
thedailywhat: Fainting Goat Kittens of the Day: Charlie and Spike have been diagnosed with myotonia congenita, better known as “Fainting Goat Syndrome” — a condition which causes them to faint at the slightest sound, but makes them twice as adorable
thedailywhat: Fainting Goat Kittens of the Day: Charlie and Spike have been diagnosed with myotonia congenita, better known as “Fainting Goat Syndrome” — a condition which causes them to faint at the slightest sound, but makes them twice as adorable
thedailywhat: Fainting Goat Kittens of the Day: Charlie and Spike have been diagnosed with myotonia congenita, better known as “Fainting Goat Syndrome” — a condition which causes them to faint at the slightest sound, but makes them twice as adorable
