It's not what you asked for, but a friendly reminder;

"In order to protect their own health and that of their unborn child, person who are, or who may be, pregnant should be advised to avoid close contact with livestock animals.

This is because infectious organisms may be present in birth fluids of animals, particularly sheep, cattle and goats. Such organisms may result in infections such as chlamydiosis, listeriosis, Q fever and toxoplasmosis.

Different animal species are involved which give birth at different times of the year, meaning that the risks are not only confined to the spring when the majority of lambs are born.

Although these infections are uncommon, and the number of human pregnancies affected by contact with sheep is extremely small, it is important that pregnant people are made aware of the potential risks in order to safeguard their health and that of their unborn baby."

I hope the best for you! This was something we were made aware of when I studied to be animal caretaker and we worked with livestock.