Goat and Sheep Yoga

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We have the pleasure of working with Ashley Desaro,  co-owner of Toms River Yoga.  Ashley, an E-RYT 200, has immersed herself in the journey of self-exploration through Yoga. She started her yoga journey 5 years ago when she first stepped onto a mat and noticed the immediate release of tension in her physical body. As she continued taking classes, she noticed how much more relaxed her mind was and how to manage stress better. This realization sparked her to continue to learn about the philosophy of yoga. Through her passion of the practice she decided to commit to share what she has learned in hopes that her students learn to live their lives to the fullest. Ashley’s classes challenge students to step out of their comfort zone and to have breakthroughs for the mind, body, and soul. 

• Lucy is our resident Nigerian Dwarf Goat, she rules the roost, but simply melts into you when you show her the slightest bit of love and attention. She is super warm and affectionate and an absolute ham.  
• Milk and Sugar are our shy, but sweet pygmy goats. They are always observing and very curious. They will definitely be inspecting everyone who attends. And if you couldn't tell from the picture, but they're somewhat yoga enthusiasts themselves.
• Rona is the fuzzy thing, also referred to as a giant cotton ball, you will see running around the enclosure who will most likely begin to chew on your clothes if she thinks you have cookies or pretzels. Despite her persistent maneuvers to get some treats, this furball is super sweet and super fun to play with. 
• Fiona and Olive are our mother-daughter Jacob sheep duo as well as our newest additions. Fiona is another treat hound who will force her way into your heart with her adorable antics. Her little one, Olive, is simply the cutest thing on this planet and will cause you to melt where you stand once you see her. She may even give a kiss!

Our girls are amazing and we would love to share them with you, so come on down to the farm and meet them!

Comfortable clothing that you don't mind getting dirty and sneakers. You probably won't get dirty, but this is still a farm, so there is always a chance.  And we ask that you wear sneakers because we will be around a lot of animals and we want to reduce the number of toes being stomped on! Yoga classes are taking place in the middle the summer, so please bring a water bottle so that you can stay hydrated! Finally, we recommend coming with some good friends or family to ensure that you have an awesome time!

We are nonprofit that mainly functions on donations, so we ask for the $30 in order to keep our animals comfortable and living the best life they can.