Goebel Goats

Hello all!

If you've been enjoying this beautiful weather down at Goebel Park this spring, you might have noticed something missing...

This year, the goats will be remaining at Wolf Tree Farms for the season.

We've heard from many of you already, and are truly sorry for any disappointment!

Several years ago, the goats were introduced to Goebel Park as a trial land maintenance practice to help clean out the underbrush and bring new life to the park. Mission accomplished! This season, we've decided to take a step back and look at ways to take the project to the next level in a sustainable fashion.

If any businesses are interested in participating in or becoming sponsors for Goebel Goats 2.0, reach out to us at [email protected].

New besties maybe? 🐶 + 🐐 = ♥️

I feel like they're about to drop their first single.

Well folks, it's that time of year again. After a great season spent cleaning up the park (and some other parts of Covington with their occasional bouts of freedom...) it's time to get ready to bring the goats back to Wolf Tree Farms for the winter. Thank you all so much for your support this year! We look forward to seeing you all at the next Annual Running of the Goats! ✌️ 🐐

Smile! It's going to be an awesome week 😁

HAVE YOU SEEN THIS GOAT? Its live cousins down here at the park are worried sick, though I will say they're doing a remarkable job of putting on a brave face for the public.

Goatnapping in Covington? Victim’s description: thin, wooden, kinda 2D, city officials distraught | NKyTribune For months, the young goat (EDITOR’S NOTE: By “kid” we mean the four-legged kind, what did you think???) has been hanging out on the Economic Development Department’s picnic table in Mad Hatter Park on Scott Street, its body frozen for all perpetuity over the chunk it seemingly had just take...

My, what big ears you have...