An animal sanctuary in Norfolk is planning its first open day in four years and guests can expect a fun-filled event with a chance to feed their goats.
PACT animal sanctuary in Hingham will open to the public on Sunday, July 16, with food stalls, a chip van and a chance to meet their animals.
A spokeswoman for PACT said: "We've done loads of renovations at the site so guests will have a chance to come in and meet the animals.
"There are 18 goats at our site and people will love seeing how sweet they are."
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The open day will give visitors a chance to hand-feed the goats and see the alpacas at the sanctuary.
Guests can walk through the cattery, go to the guinea pig and rabbit village, and bring their own dogs for a family-friendly day out.
They will be also holding a dog show for visitors, with a chance to win in categories such as "waggiest tail" and "golden oldie".
Adults, children and dogs are welcome, and there is a £5 entry fee per car.
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