Northport Senior Kindergarten student Lacy got to hold a bunny and feed a goat when she and her classmates, visited the mobile petting zoo at Elgin Lodge, June 22.
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Some hairy companions paid a visit to Kingsway Arms at Elgin Lodge, in Port Elgin on June 22. Giddy Up N’ Go Ponies from Dundalk set up tents and displayed a variety of animals from ponies to goats, a llama, ducks and even a pig who received an oil bath.
The residents of Elgin Lodge were dutiful hosts and invited neighbouring students from Northport Elementary School to walk over and see and play with some of the animals.
Elgin Lodge Marketing Director Monique Niklaus said this is one of many ongoing events organized for the residents of the Lodge and that they were “really excited” about the animals paying a visit.
Eva Kitzberger a resident of Elgin Lodge, made sure the goats and llama were fed during their visit to Kingsway Arms at Elgin Lodge, June 22.
On the left, Elgin Lodge resident Trudy Walker (pink) gave Northport students tips on how to attract the animals, June 22. On the right, Yogi the adorable pygmy goat was the life of the party.
Senior Kindergarten student Madelyn (black hat) and her friend Dylan thought that the miniature horse, “Timbit”, was adorable.
Donning their cowboy hats, Northport students were dressed for the farm when they visited the mobile petting zoo, June 22, at Elgin Lodge.
