This is a lovely place and this place teach our kids to love animals and that will make him/her a compassionate and responsible human being. There are many values you can teach your kids when visiting "The Belmont Goats". This teaches the following values: 1) Compassion 2) Acceptance of Differences 3) Appreciation 4) Caring 5) Love 6) Friendship of what is different 7) Patience 8)Tolerance 9) Vision.
Talk to them and mention the VALUES when you visit the goats. For example: "Look what a nice goat, we need to be COMPASSIONATE with animals cause they feel just like you and me, they get hungry, they want mommy too, etc" Another Example "Look, he is different but still very cute, isn't he? do you like the goat's horns? what about the goat's face?? its different than you but it does not matter, the little goat has a huge heart and wants you to love him and respect him right?" .....
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Read moreVisited this place sometime last year I think. We went first thing in the morning and had to wait for the lady to come. Parking was easy but it looked like a residential area. It was so pretty and green.
This place is laid back and the lady was super nice. It was raining and they let us walk into the little goat sheds to feed them.
The goaties...eeeeeeeek!!!!!! So friendly, funny, sassy, and open to being pet! Thanks for the great experience and we’ll be back whenever I visit...
Read moreI've brought groups of campers, ages 10–16, to visit the goats and photograph them for a few years now, since they were at their original location. They are wonderful and gentle, each with its own personality. Chester is the alpha male, and he's a wonderful model. Bambi is class clown. Bix, the most frequent human there is very nice and accommodating. The herd is a great addition to our fun and funky city. Long...
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