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Experience this incredibly unique opportunity for two people to experience a Goat Snuggle from Goats to Go, at Great Rock Farm in Georgetown! 

Goat Snuggle & Mingle

Come visit, interact, and learn about our incredible baby fainting goat “aka kids” in a unique and fun way, by getting down and personal in their space. This is 40-min session includes seated mat time to pet, brush, and mingle with our baby fainting goat “kids” while you feed goat treats, ask questions, and learn more about the goats care, health, and life on the farm. Please be advised that our Goat Kids will still be jumping on YOU and they do have little horns to watch out for!

Offerings/Themes: For weekend classes we will offer bottled water upon arrival. Some classes will have themes and other give-away items, as noted in the class description. Weekday classes we don’t do water or food. 

Location: Goats To Go at Great Rock Farm, 201 Pond St Georgetown, MA. Our classes are always rain or shine. We are inside the barn if inclement weather.

This is a family-friendly class. Appropriate for Ages 10+ yrs old (Ages 3-9 allowed with adults). Please Bring your own mat or towel to sit on or Reserve a Mat in Advance and pay cash/venmo upon arrival.

Goats To Go, located at Great Rock Farm in Georgetown, MA, is a family-owned and -operated service that supports weed and brush removal projects, as well as events such as Talks & Workshops, Goat Hikes, and Goat Yoga & Snuggle classes with our baby fainting goats. Our Goats love a good challenge when it comes to weeds and poison ivy projects. They help you to effectively clean up your land in the suburbs, backyards, and even parks and conservation lands to make them more enjoyable and usable. To give you the best results, we do our projects during the growing season, from mid-May to Labor Day and custom quote each job to ensure we bring the best equipment and best combination and number of goats to get the job done. Some lands are not easily accessible with large equipment and chemical/herbicide use is costly and proven to be less effective or inefficient in maintaining areas for multi-use purposes, due to continuous human recreational use and presence. Goats (brush-eaters, aka browsers) and sheep (grass-eaters, aka grazers) love to eat weeds and brush and are great at getting at all those hard to reach areas. Become a success story, use goats and sheep to effectively manage your challenging areas.

Item Special Note

* Advance reservations are required.

* Certificate must be redeemed by September 15, 2022.

* Classes are available from June - October.