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As Goats Prepare to Leave, Sendoff Planned For Wednesday

September 3, 2019 | 11:57 AM
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Photo via Riverside Park Conservancy.

The Riverside Park goats were leaf-chomping champions this summer, clearing a hill between 119th and 125th Street. But their city sojourn is about to end, and the parks conservancy is planning a sendoff before the animals return to Green Goats farm in Rhinebeck, New York.

On Wednesday from 12-4, the few remaining goats will receive a rousing ovation at 120th Street and Riverside Drive. Human attendees may receive event-themed pencils, the conservancy says.

Luckily, the conservancy is already hoping to invite them back next summer.

Below see a nice drawing of the four remaining goats:

Goats were brought to the city for a few months as @RiversideParkNY #goatham initiative. They were 25 to start; these are the final 4. All will go back to the farm this week. Highlight of my summer 🥰

Sketchbook drawing https://t.co/BMcmihHqSx pic.twitter.com/J04zUATx8Y

— Connie Sun 🌞 (@cartoonconnie) September 3, 2019

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joan conlon
joan conlon
6 years ago

What a wonderful idea.Sorry I missed them.Hope to see them n3xt year

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Judy King
Judy King
6 years ago

I could not love this more. What a sweet story.

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Dulce Luedeke
Dulce Luedeke
6 years ago

They were absolutely delightful. Please bring them back every summer 🙏 to the Park’s and people’s delight 😅

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Ken J.
Ken J.
6 years ago

Great drawing!

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Guadalupe Ruiz-Fajardo
Guadalupe Ruiz-Fajardo
6 years ago

How are they taken from the farm to the park? On a truck? I hope they are handled compassionately.

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