Having no option to step out, the only way we can meet people now is through video calls. In fact, that is what most of us are doing to ditch that lonely feeling during these home stuck days. But in case you’re too bored chatting with people, for a change, how about doing a video call with an animal? Hey, we aren’t kidding. This is actually happening. You can interact with multiple farm animals through one video call. Wondering how? Read on.
What Is It?
The non-profit sanctuary Sweet Farm has come up with a Goat 2 Meeting that will take you animal lovers on a live virtual tour through a farm, where you can meet their adorable animal ambassadors. It is located around 45-minutes away from San Francisco, located on the West Coast of the United States of America. The service will bring in front of your eyes turkeys, cows, the most asked about llamas and more through Google Hangout or Zoom. And though you’ll be charged some bucks for these videos, the entire money you spend will go for donations. So, that will be a good deed on your part too.
#Getoffyourgrass and bring us to your next company meeting, happy hour, or coffee break with #Goat2Meeting and you enable us to offer free virtual visits for public school classes. @LastWeekTonight pic.twitter.com/KHn6mnF64G
— Sweet Farm (@TheSweetFarm) April 10, 2020
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What Else?
The call rates will vary, depending on the meeting size, the length of the call, and which animals you wish to see. The service has become so popular now, that some people wanting to be a part of it have been put on the waitlist. Yes, it’s that amazing. Sweet Farm has rescued more than 125 farm animals and there’s a special story behind each of them. You will get to hear the tales once you join the calls. The snoots, hoots and bleps of these paw-some creatures will melt every bit of your heart for sure.
Goat 2 Meeting is here to break up the monotony of your seven thousand dumb video calls
For this story I talked to the cofounder of @TheSweetFarm, Silicon Valley’s very own animal sanctuaryhttps://t.co/G94CTIybXY
— Paige Leskin (@paigeleskin) April 13, 2020
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So, if this has got you excited, you definitely need to visit their website right away to book your slot. They might make you hold on for a while though, but some waits are worthwhile, aren’t they?