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Can yoga get even more relaxing? Add some sweet, soft and wonderful bunnies and then stretch.
Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab, Utah, provides education, tours, and events for those who want to get involved and learn more about the work that the no-kill shelter does. They also happen to hold yoga classes on the first Saturday of every month in which participants get to practice with some adorable, adoptable bunny rabbits. "Bunny Yoga was created to provide people the opportunity to meet adoptable bunnies in a fun setting," says Carrie Smith, the manager of the Best Friends Visitor Center. "Many people are unaware that bunnies end up in the shelters, and sadly they are the third most euthanized species in shelters after cats and dogs." Cool!
The new goat yoga craze is selling out classes everywhere from Ohio to Arizona.
You are probably asking yourself What the hell is Goat Yoga. Well, it's the breath-taking, smile-inducing fitness trend sweeping the nation. So if you want to find your physical and mental center, reap the psychological benefits of animal-assisted therapy or just really like the idea of stretching while hanging out with adorable goats, Goat Yoga is definitely for you.
They hiss, and meow. They attack toes, hairties and ponytails. They run across rooms and hallways for no reason. And yet, cats have a weirdly enough relaxing presence when it comes to yoga class.
Jessica Mougis, a yoga teacher, wanted to practice some morning yoga, but realized it's not that easy when your 8 months old baby and your family dog would like to join you. Definitely too crowded mat.
