Now that Christmas is over, it's time to start the undecorating process. One thing that you may be wondering about is what to do with the Christmas tree. If you want to recycle your Christmas tree ...

If you are wondering if those are actually goats perched on branches in the meme below, then you’re not wrong. Those are real goats balancing on the branches of an argan tree. But goats love them for ...

ADAMS COUNTY, Pa. — Christmas was just a few days ago, so you might not be thinking about taking your tree down just yet. But, for those who like to plan ahead or want to leave their tree in 2022, ...

SOMERSET COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — Now that Christmas has passed, it's time to take down the tree and make those new year resolutions. But you might want to think twice before you put your tree on the curb ...

DUNCANNON, Pa. — Once the Christmas presents have been unwrapped and the decorations have been taken down, families are faced with the task of getting rid of their live pine trees. A Pennsylvania farm ...

PHILADELPHIA -- It's the ultimate holiday feast with some extra hungry special guests. Goats are ready to help you with your Christmas clean up. It's the third year the Philly Goat Project is doing ...

Hundreds of families across the Augusta-area celebrated the holidays this year with a live Christmas tree, but now that the holidays are over, they need to find something to do with it. There are a ...

SPRINGVILLE, N.Y. (WKBW) — Now that the holidays are over, it's about time to toss the Christmas tree. If you still have not tossed it, we found somewhere for you. Who is that wants it? Goats. Let's ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — You know Let’s Goat Buffalo, Western New York’s only goat landscaping company. “They eat the plants and invasive brush that we humans don’t want," Owner Jen Zeitler told 2 On Your Side ...

Old Christmas trees are packed with Vitamin C and act as a natural dewormer for goats Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2013. Her work has previously ...

When the goats living on The Farm at Carter Hill hear a whistle, it usually means one thing: snack time. Their owner, Mitch Lichatz, stands next to a tall Christmas tree, puts two fingers in his mouth ...