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Stretch, Smile, and Snuggle: Baby Goat Yoga and Bottle Feeding at Graeme Park
A 1.5-hour session combining a laid-back hour of yoga with 30 minutes of bottle feeding and snuggling with rescued baby goats—a hands-on way to support animal sanctuary and farmland preservation.
Stretch, Smile, and Snuggle: Baby Goat Yoga and Bottle Feeding at Graeme Park.
On the grounds of Graeme Park, Horse and Goat Yoga teams with Evergreen Counseling & Wellness to stage a compact, 1.5-hour experience: a relaxed, one-hour yoga class followed by a half-hour of bottle feeding and close contact with baby goats. The program is rescue-based; proceeds go to the animals’ care and to preserving the farmland that shelters them.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Close-contact time with rescued baby goats
After the yoga portion you’ll spend 30 minutes bottle feeding and snuggling baby goats from a rescue program—an intimate hands-on window into the sanctuary’s daily care.
Laid-back, approachable yoga
The class is intentionally relaxed to make room for animal interaction and to welcome participants of varied experience levels while keeping the focus on connection rather than athleticism.
Support for rescued animals and preserved farmland
This event is run by a rescue-based organization; ticket proceeds help cover food, veterinary care, and the upkeep of the animals’ home while aiding efforts to protect the farmland from development.
What the day feels like
What the experience feels like
The flow is concise and deliberate: arrive at Graeme Park, unroll your mat for a gentle, hour-long yoga session designed around animal interaction, then move into a 30-minute bottle-feeding and snuggle period with baby goats rescued by the hosting organization.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who gets the most from this short, animal-forward session.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The total session runs 1.5 hours: a one-hour yoga class followed by a 30-minute bottle-feeding segment.
Meet at Graeme Park — 859 County Line Rd, Warrington, PA 18976.
Bring water and your own yoga mat, towel, or blanket; yoga mats are not provided.
Wear goat-friendly clothing: tie hair back, avoid tank tops or open-back shirts, and favor cotton over lycra/spandex to help the baby goats climb and balance comfortably.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What should I wear to the session?
Wear your hair back and avoid tank tops or open-back shirts; goat-friendly clothing helps create a safe, comfortable interaction.
Are tank tops or open-back shirts allowed?
No—tank tops and open-back shirts are not recommended for this event.
Should I wear cotton or lycra/spandex?
Cotton clothing works best; baby goats learn to jump and balance more comfortably on cotton than on lycra or spandex.
How should I wear my hair?
Please wear your hair back for the duration of the event.
Why does clothing matter around the baby goats?
The baby goats are still learning to jump and balance; wearing goat-friendly, cotton clothing helps them feel confident and comfortable during interaction.