Happy Goat Lucky Yoga

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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Lucky is in his boy band era. 🤣
01/09/2026

Lucky is in his boy band era. 🤣

🐐 ❤️ 🌲 Thank you WRTV! Article is in the comments!
01/03/2026

🐐 ❤️ 🌲 Thank you WRTV! Article is in the comments!

The calendar might say 2026 now, but for the herd of goats at Happy Goat Lucky Acres in Noblesville, it feels like Christmas on repeat.

01/03/2026

Thank you to WRTV and Maci Tetrick for helping get the word out about how you can give a second purpose to your Christmas trees! It was fun having them out. Clearly, Lucky and Butterscotch loved having their 15 seconds of fame. 🤣 Text 317-922-9459 or message us if you’d like to donate your tree!

01/01/2026

Thank you for another fun year!! We hope you all have a safe, fun New Year!

Please consider donating your tree for the goaties! Pm us or text 317-922-9459 for drop off address in rural Noblesville...
12/28/2025

Please consider donating your tree for the goaties! Pm us or text 317-922-9459 for drop off address in rural Noblesville!

We hope you had a very merry Christmas! 🎄 The goats loved donning their cute sweaters at our Christmas class on the 13th...
12/26/2025

We hope you had a very merry Christmas! 🎄 The goats loved donning their cute sweaters at our Christmas class on the 13th! I’m sure they were happy to not need them today though. 😆 We will now be taking Christmas tree donations! Message us or text 317-922-9459 for more info.

12/13/2025

TODAY’S CLASS: Will be on as scheduled, however if you are traveling from a long distance please use your best judgment as far as the weather is concerned for your trip here and back home. Your safety is very important to us. Your tickets can be transferred to any upcoming class.

11/04/2025

This was from our very first year doing goat yoga! Such precious memories with our OGs (original goats 🤣). Nothing beats seeing how happy our goats make people!! 🐐

Great first pumpkin haul of the season! The “kids” were very excited for their first pumpkins of the year! We will be ac...
11/03/2025

Great first pumpkin haul of the season! The “kids” were very excited for their first pumpkins of the year! We will be accepting donations all through November. Text 317-922-9459 to drop off or schedule a pick up in Noblesville, IN.
This haul will last them about a week, maybe two. 🤣

We hope you all have a safe, spooky Halloween!!🎃 🐐 Don’t forget we will be collecting pumpkins starting Sunday! Text 317...
10/31/2025

We hope you all have a safe, spooky Halloween!!🎃 🐐
Don’t forget we will be collecting pumpkins starting Sunday! Text 317-922-9459 or message us for information!

We had a spooky good time at our Halloween classes yesterday! Our last class of the year will be December 13th for our h...
10/19/2025

We had a spooky good time at our Halloween classes yesterday! Our last class of the year will be December 13th for our holiday themed classes yesterday! So if you missed out yesterday you still have another chance to see the goats in adorable outfits and enjoy some chill yoga!

This Saturday at 11:30am is one of your last chances to try goat yoga this year! Last class will be December 13th. You d...
10/15/2025

This Saturday at 11:30am is one of your last chances to try goat yoga this year! Last class will be December 13th. You don’t want to miss our adorable furry friends in their costumes!! 👻 Only a few spaces left! Book online at www.HappyGoatLuckyYoga.com

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24085 State Road 37 N
Noblesville, IN
46060

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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.