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5:33Now PlayingAlyssia and John Coates first kept goats as an imaginative approach to improving mental health. 80 goats later and the Grumpy Goat Care Farm was born, offering an opportunity for local youths to reap the benefits of animal therapy and help the Coates family look after the herd.
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