5 baby goats, pair of sheep join effort to maintain Norman J. Levy Park & Preserve
The animals will join the group of Nigerian dwarf goats to continue the ongoing effort to reduce weeds and overgrowth.
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May 8, 2023, 9:38 PM
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17h agoFive baby goats and two sheep are the newest members to help maintain Norman J. Levy Park & Preserve in Merrick.
The animals will join the group of Nigerian dwarf goats to continue the ongoing effort to reduce weeds and overgrowth.
The Town of Hempstead hopes the hardworking animals are able to maintain the beauty of the park naturally.
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