A young goat named Violet, wearing a striped green, blue, and white sweater in an outdoor farm setting with bare trees indicating late autumn or early spring. 1:03

At one day old, this baby goat climbs rocks

Violet is one day old and dressed in a striped sweater of green, blue and white. She has also started climbing rocks. more

She's a baby goat, filmed by Catskill Animal Sanctuary outside among bare trees. Her legs are still new at this, and they carry her anyway. "Come on, big girl," someone calls, and she comes quickly enough to earn a "You're so fast" right away.

Violet, a young goat in a striped sweater, stands facing forward with her mouth slightly open. A headline runs in white letters across the lower third.Save
Violet stands in her striped sweater, one day old and ready to go.

The sweater is striped like a little kid's T-shirt, which fits, since she's a kid in both senses. Her voice matches the outfit. It's a small, high baa, and she uses it.

Then comes the rock. It's not a big one, but she's one day old, and up she goes. "I'm right here. Go ahead," says the voice nearby, and the praise lands all at once. "You're a pro. You're a pro. Good job, good job."

A young goat named Violet, wearing a striped green, blue, and white sweater in an outdoor farm setting with bare trees indicating late autumn or early spring. The headline runs in white letters across the lower third.Save
Violet is one day old and dressed in a striped sweater of green, blue and white.

It seems she can jump too, and she hears about that as well. "You're so good at jumping," the voice tells her. "Yes, yes you are. You're the best."

There's time out for a cuddle along the way. Out by the trees and the fence, someone small is held close to a human face.

A person outdoors holds a small young animal close to their face, with trees and fencing behind them. A headline runs in white letters across the lower third.Save
Between the climbing and the cheering, a quiet moment held close by the fence.

Then it's back to work. "Come on, Violet, come on," the voice calls. "Oh yeah. Good job, good job."