A Suffolk care farm providing hands-on activities for vulnerable people has celebrated the birth of its first kid goat.
Pathways Care Farm in Lowestoft opened a year ago after the chariety secured a long-term lease on a disused farm.
Baby billy goat Amos arrived on March 11 - his father's first birthday.
Chair of trustees Geoff Stevens said: 'This was a very special event for everyone at Pathways and our volunteers were there to witness it. There is something truly magical about seeing a new life enter the world and our team were very moved to play a part in the delivery of little Amos who arrived on his dad's first birthday.'
Amos was joined by a second kid, Asher, born to Dandelion, three days later.
The farm relies on volunteers who assist people with dementia and a range of learning difficulties to run the farm, with activities ranging from grooming goats to collecting eggs.
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