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When I arrive at his Dripping Springs ranch, Theo Rossi informs me that Willie Nelson has died. He’s referring to a goat he and his family named after the beloved Texas icon and who suffered from an unhealthy urethra. Thankfully, Rossi’s four other goats are fine, including Willie’s sister, Bette Davis. An auburn buck named Biggie eyes us suspiciously as he approaches the fence line, while Smalls, his counterpart, lazes near a dirt pit that the 49-year-old actor tells me was once a pond. Rain has been scarce, and Rossi would rather not water a hole. Within eyeshot, Peanut Butter and Jelly, two Great Pyrenees that joined the fold after two of the family’s dozen chickens got plucked off by foxes, stand upon a hill in…
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