Goats help boy cope with ADHD
BY JANE PRENDERGAST | ENQUIRER STAFF WRITER:
Behind a two-story house on a quiet cul-de-sac here in Clermont County, a boy jumps on a trampoline with his goats.
Two goats. They're David Valentine's 4-H projects, his pets. He lets D.J. and Blessing in the house to watch television, feeds them Tums and shares his sunflower seeds.
The 2½-year-old caramel pygmy and the 18-month-old American Alpine are also the only things that help the 12-year-old manage his attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, David's mother, Patty, insists.
See Goats are therapy! Thanks Angela for the link :)
3 Comments:
Wow! This is amazing new information! It turns out half of America's children would be in a better place mentally if they had a pet goat.
We are helping the arising generation in so many ways it is unbelievable
I would love tickets to the next circus and watch richard and the goats do tricks. -steph
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