Goats NOT Yoga
As you may know, Robyn and her husband, Chris, have a dairy goat farm, The Southern Ten, here on the property with Whitetop Yoga. Their purebred Nigerian Dwarf goats have just completed kidding season welcoming eighteen new, adorable baby goats (kids)! Now that everyone has kidded, we’re ready to share the opportunity for an hour-long farm visit, including cuddling a kid.
Space is limited with a max group of four; consideration will be made for larger family groups.
Suggested donation is $15 per person. Donor benefits include free samples of Southern Ten dairy products (once milking begins approx. mid-June) and first dibs to sign up for herdshares (how you can continue to enjoy our delicious, nutritious products).
“Goats Not Yoga” is offered (for a limited time) on Saturdays from 10-11am and Sundays 2:45-3:45pm (or by appointment with a $50 minimum donation).
Sign-up through the “Schedule” button above.
All participants will be asked to sign that you understand and agree to the following:
Meet at Whitetop Yoga parking lot on time, as visit will start and end promptly.
Participants will be mindful of walking on sloped, grassy/dirt terrain with potential trip hazards and will follow instruction provided throughout the experience. If interested in holding baby goats, please dress appropriately in clothes you do not mind getting dirty.
To keep both humans and animals safe, all participants will wear provided shoe coverings and wash hands (w/ hot water and soap) at the goat barn before and after visit. No hand sanitizer allowed before handling goats.
Photos are allowed unless otherwise stated at the time of your tour. Be mindful to not capture other humans in photos.
The Southern Ten (Robyn Raines & Chris Lambert) is a working farm environment. Participants assume the risk of an outdoor livestock farm experience.