Virginia Farm Seeks Goat Cuddlers And You Can Sign Up To Help

Caramont Farm in Virginia needs your cuddling skills for their baby goats, and we are not kidding.

A Virginia farm has placed an ad searching for volunteers in preparation for a whole bunch of kids that will arriving in February (Fun Fact: baby goats are called kids, in case you didn’t know).

If you are interested in helping out at the farm located in Albermale County, you can sign up for four-hour shifts beginning February 7, when a whooping 90 baby goats are expected to open their eyes upon this world.

“Kidding season is fast-approaching here at Caromont Farm and we are looking for helping hands,” the sign-up sheet stated. “Beginning in early February we will need willing, caring volunteers to assist in bottle feeding infant goats, keeping the herd warm and dry and maintaining cleanliness of the equipment and pens.”

The farm makes goat cheese, so the volunteers are needed to keep the kids warm and safe while the mothers are being milked. The babies even wear small sweaters!

No prior experience is required, according to Caromont Farm employee Isabella Zechini who told a local news station they enjoy letting the public take part in the miking process.

“We love to have people come and see that whole process – see where their food comes from,” she said.

But before you quite your day job and move to Virginia to nuzzle baby goats, we would like to warn you, the position is volunteer only, so don’t resign quite yet.

And if you can’t personally pet these adorable kids, please SHARE with friends and family who might be able to help the farm.

[Featured Image Credit: Leader Call]