Goat Fence Installed At Lemonade Living Lot

Thanks to a donation from 100+ Women Who Care to purchase fencing materials, Lemonade Living volunteers spent Sunday installing goat fencing on one of the nonprofit organization’s lots at the North Mesa Stables. Raising goats and making goat products are part of a ‘Farm to Kitchen’ project aimed at providing occupational and vocational training as well as employment opportunities for local young adults with special needs. To learn more about Lemonade Living, visit lemonadeliving.org.

Goats are secure in their newly fenced in area at the North Mesa Stables. Courtesy/Lemonade Living

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