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Goats, Freight Cars, and Survival | Spokane News
In 1976, Carolleone Eres turned her backyard into a wild wonderland by adopting two West African pygmy goats, Keno and Kim—so small they fit under a cocker spaniel—and earned the nickname “the Eres Walk in the Wild.” Meanwhile, in 1926, Clara G. Berry and her three terrified children survived 26 hours without food huddled in a freight car after their car broke down in Montana, relying on strangers and social services to reach Seattle and her brother. These two tales—one of quirky pet ownership, the other of desperate survival—reveal the vast spectrum of human resilience and imagination across…
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