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Now, two years on from her dramatic life change, Leanne Lauricella, from Mansfield Township, New Jersey, has developed a collection of animals - including a miniature horse, a small donkey, a pig and two rabbits.stair chair lifts for outdoor use Her Instagram account, Goats of Anarchy, where she posts picture updates of her growing collection of animals has also proved a huge hit - with more than 266,000 followers.chairs in london ontario Dedicated: Former city worker Leanne Lauricella, from Mansfield Township, New Jersey, pictured with two of her goats, quit her career to take care of her animals full-timewheelchair vans for sale by owner california Risk: Leanne, whose goats are pictured in a baby bouncer, said she took a 'leap of faith' in pursuit of happinessbuy wheelchair austin

Poser: Since acquiring her first two goats in 2014 she has since taken in more goats, a miniature horse, a pig, a small donkey and two rabbits Online stars: Her Instagram account, Goats of Anarchy, where she shares pictures of nuzzling creatures, pigs and goats snuggling and goats in baby bouncers, is hugely popular Although she said she had a 'great job' in New York City, she hated the commute and suffered from stress. 'I often asked myself, "Is this what life is?" Her goat family started after she visited a farm that had baby goats which inspired her to adopt two of her own. After getting Jax and Opie in 2014 she would spend the evenings looking after her animals when she got home from work and started expanding her backyard farm. Encouragement: She often posts pictures of her different animals interacting, such as the goat and horse pictured Affectionate: Leanne melts the hearts of her 266,000 followers with heartwarming pictures such as this one of two goats nuzzling

Meaning: She said she often asked herself "Is this what life is?" when she felt 'unfulfilled' before caring for injured goats, pictured Starting point: Her goat collection, pictured, started after she visited a farm that had baby goats which inspired her to adopt two of her own After adopting three more goats she decided to take a 'leap of faith' and give up her day job so that she could look after her animals full-time. She said: 'I decided to trade in the high heels for muck boots and my Mercedes for a classic Chevy pickup... 'Some people have called me foolish or irresponsible for quitting my job without a plan, but for me, it was a leap of faith.' She also took inspiration from her husband who after working on Wall Street for 25 years gave up his job so that he could spend his time restoring classic Corvettes. Toasty: After getting goats Jax and Opie in 2014 she would spend the evenings looking after her animals, pictured, when she got home from work

Turning point: She then started expanding her backyard farm until she realized it was time to pursue it full-time Judgement: She said some people criticized her decision - calling her 'foolish or irresponsible' for quitting her job 'He has never been happier because he was doing what he loved. I wanted the same for myself,' she said. Her Instagram account - where she posts cute pictures of her animals - was a hit from the first day she started it. She got more than 30,000 followers in one night after Instagram featured on of her pictures on its homepage which she said she took 'as a sign that I was on the right track.' Her followers cannot get enough of her pictures - which feature goats cuddling pigs, goats in bandages and in baby bouncers. Ana Hallman-Franich commented on a recent picture of two goats in a baby bouncer: 'Before you introduced me to this account I didn't know how cuddly goats were!' Inspired: But she said after her husband left Wall Street after 25 years to set up his own business restoring classic Corvettes, she wanted the 'same for myself'

Instant success: Her Instagram account was a hit from the off when she got more than 30,000 followers in one night Reassurance: She said she took Goats of Anarchy's popularity 'as a sign that I was on the right track' Transformation: Since leaving city life to follow her passion she said she no longer craves going shopping Since leaving city life and following her passion she said she no longer craves going shopping, adding that the goats chew through all of her clothes anyway. As well as caring for her own animals, Leanne volunteers at The Banyard Sanctuary and has started a business selling animal-themed clothes which she sells to raise money for vet bills. She also appeals for donations on her Go Fund Me Page to help take care of the 'special needs' goats that she rescues. Mischievous: She said her goats, pictured, chew through all her clothes anyway Passionate: As well as caring for her own animals, pictured, Leanne volunteers at The Banyard Sanctuary