GARDINER — Two baby goats visited the MaineGeneral’s Alzheimer’s Care Center May 19 as part of the activities that the facility arranges for residents, all of whom have Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia, according to a news release from MaineGeneral Health.
The goats were brought to the center by Dianna Fredrikson of Fredrikson Farm in China, and her daughter Olivia Burke. The two goats are brother and sister, named Louis and Luna.
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