Happy Goat Lucky Yoga

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Happy Goat Lucky Yoga

Enjoy the entertainment goats bring while also experiencing the physical and mental benefits of yoga! Ages 8+
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09/16/2025

Lucky is in his emo era. 🤣

07/29/2025

Who says goats can’t do yoga?

07/25/2025

Who is ready to see this cutie tomorrow?! Our last class of the summer is tomorrow at 11:30am and WE STILL HAVE AVAILABILITY! You can book online at www.HappyGoatLuckyYoga.com

And don’t worry about the heat, it’s indoors! 😌

07/08/2025

Can’t believe it’s already been a year since bringing this nuisance home. 🤣😍

07/02/2025

Happy 1st birthday to this mischievous guy! 🥳 It’s been 1 year since we rushed Butterscotch off to Purdue thinking there was no way her baby was still alive. Lo and behold she had a baby boy who suffered some head and leg trauma but was overall healthy. So we named him Lucky.

Though now I think we should have named him Ornery. 😂 He now loves to oversee any projects on the farm and test his horn out on any object in his path. But we still feel Lucky to have him. ❤️

07/01/2025

Wow! 7 years ago, our first summer doing goat yoga. Such great memories!

06/12/2025

Ahoy Mateys! Just popping out to say we have added a 5pm class for Saturday June 14th! You can save $5 per ticket with coupon code “AHOY”
Book online at www.HappyGoatLuckyYoga.com

06/05/2025

Lucky is ready to party! Are you? Join us for some goat yoga June 21st at Tipton Fairgrounds. Book online at www.HappyGoatLuckyYoga.com

05/09/2025

Happy 1st birthday to our beautiful boy, Dobby! 🥳🥰

05/07/2025

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🌿 The Side of Farming No One Talks About 🌿

There’s a saying that sticks with you as a farmer:
“Where there’s livestock, there’s deadstock.”

It’s not something you’ll see on most farm pages.
We share the cute chicks, the egg baskets, the peaceful pasture mornings—and those moments are real and beautiful.

But the loss is just as real—and often makes a bigger impact on the farmer.

Death is an undeniable part of raising animals.
It’s rarely talked about, maybe because it feels too heavy for social media.

But every farmer knows it. You can do everything right—offer the best feed, the safest shelter, the gentlest care—and still lose one. Or several.

It hurts every time.
And yet, we keep showing up.
We keep caring.

Because loving animals means accepting the whole cycle—beginnings and endings. Even when it feels like we’ve failed or let the ones we lost down, we have to keep going—for the ones still depending on us.

So if you're following a farm page like ours, thank you—
For seeing more than just the pretty pictures.
For valuing the real story behind what we do.

💚 With gratitude,
Lots 'A' Cluckin' Farm

04/20/2025

We didn’t have an Easter class this year, so throwback to our 2023 Easter class! Hard to believe these three were ever this small! Hope everyone has a wonderful Easter Sunday! 🐣

03/15/2025

Lucky just checking in on you after that big storm overnight! ❤️ 🐐

Address

24085 State Road 37 N
Noblesville, IN
46060

Website

http://www.HappyGoatLuckyYoga.com/

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A Series of Happy Little Accidents

Hi there! I guess I should share our story of how my partner and I became “crazy goat ladies.” In September 2016, we had a chunk of our chickens taken out by a predator. We decided we would try the local livestock auction, as laying hens were proving hard to find at that time of year. So, we went to the auction and didn’t come home with any chickens. We did, however, come home with something completely unexpected. Two day-old baby goats.

That’s right. Goats. I had ACCIDENTALLY bid on baby goats. Pesky nose itch! We had no idea what we were doing and they were horribly ill. It took MONTHS of worry, hard work, research, and dealing with really gross bugs (you don’t even want to know!). Our little Momma’s boy, Octavius, even had to go up to Purdue University, an almost 2 hour drive. He needed a very expensive emergency surgery, but I couldn’t be more thankful that his issue was caught in time. That is truly when we realized these baby goats were much more to us than just animals. They are our kids. I’m happy to share that they are completely happy and healthy now, but that certainly doesn’t make us worry about them less!

Granted, we know we can’t possibly love them as much as a real parent and child, but it is a VERY close second. I have always struggled with depression and I found it IMPOSSIBLE to be sad around these crazy, spunky, hilarious, cuddly little creatures. Octavius is our ladies man. He just LOVES the ladies and the hair that is usually on their heads! Billie, our girl, is one sassy little lady, but she is fierce and loves her brother very much.

Amongst this “happy little accident” they turned out to be, there were some not-so-happy accidents along the way. However, these accidents turned out to be fate’s way of setting me up to pursue my dream. My Mama always told me I was going to end up having a zoo, because as a child I just wanted to save and keep ALL the animals. Though I still do, I know I can’t possibly keep them all and give them the life they deserve. So right now, I’m settling for 3 cats, 2 dogs (“took” Cleo from a puppy mill, sorry not sorry), 2 goats (soon to be 8!!), 20 some chickens (some rescued from big commercial farms once they were deemed “useless”), and some bunnies also saved from the livestock auction (Our bunny Jack Jack had messed up legs but now after being able to move around more, he has straightened out!). Feeling the love from animals may be the best kind of love to feel because you know it comes with no judgment. Long story short, I finally got my “zoo” and it has saved my life...many times.

I have always wanted to help communities and animals. I have always wanted to be something that is improving other’s lives, whether they be human or animal. I would like to save more baby goats from livestock auctions, that usually end badly for the unhealthy goats. I am a personal testament of how much goats can help with mental illness. Emotional support animals have healing powers that have been widely embraced across the United States. Goats are the perfect animal to make you laugh and put a smile on your face...just watch the hair!

My yoga instructor, Georgia, stated to me that her passion from yoga developed because it helped her anxiety and depression. Here we have two people extremely passionate about two very different things, but we’re bringing them together, for one common cause--to better the community and the mental health within it. I also want to allow the community to bond with these amazing animals, thus showing how special goats truly are. Most people don’t even know how entertaining and lovable goats are until they meet them.

It started with two accidental baby goats and it’s ending with yoga with a little bit of a kick. ;)

Warmly,

Jordan

(Owner of Happy Goat Lucky Yoga)