The Little Goat Farm at the Lake

Loren Hudziak

Could this place be any cuter? The owners are absolute gems and lovely people, and the goats? Well if you like being mobbed by the cutest little creatures around then this is the place for you. They are so sweet and gentle.

Waameeka AheVonderae

Didn’t enjoy my yoga because of how bad the goats were treated. They looked sick ( I grew up taking care of goats) and malnourished. After reading other reviews I’m heartbroken but happy I’m not alone in noticing

Charts n Charts

- Insider Insight: Animals are not fed or housed properly. Animals are fed a diet that is primarily cheap bakery goods (refined sugar, all white flour) with a few vegetables thrown in there every once in awhile that Susanne brings back from the farmer's co-op, which is ultimately a food bank for farmers. She is neither needy, nor is she a farmer or farm, she is a for-profit business. The chickens, rabbits, and goats need to have proper nutrition and feed, none of them are getting it. Neither are her dogs. Ginny, an aged Great Pyrenees, has, apparently, taken on her own involuntary contribution to creating profit for Susanne with her pups (?!) being used for "puppy yoga". Good LORD, folks. Honestly. Susanne burns through helpers as she has very unpredictable mood swings and when they swing to the dark side whomever is in front of her best make themselves scarce. Unless you are a paying guest, of course, she'd never run the risk of losing those dollars. Her lovely husband Dr. Bob takes quite the verbal battering as well at times and I can never imagine how or why he remains. Susanne sells goat's milk products she advertises as having come from her own goats' milk. False. Every product she sells has been purchased elsewhere and repackaged and labeled as her own. If you are patronizing her business know that you are encouraging and enabling her, but do what thou will, it's your conscience, and your dime. Good Luck

Krish Poudel

Good price and growing up.