This Sonoma County farm animal sanctuary lets you bottle feed baby goats every fall and spring.

Harvest may be over, but now is arguably one of the best times of the year to visit Sonoma County Wine Country. Goatlandia’s Bottle Babies Breakfast Club kicks off November 1st, and trust us, it’s not something you want to miss. “There's one thing that brings everybody together, and it's baby animals,” says Ashley Armstrong-Radke, executive director of Goatlandia Farm Animal Sanctuary. (Courtesy of Goatlandia Farm Animal Sanctuary)The Sebastopol sanctuary rescues farm animals that are commonly eaten; on any given day, you can meet cows, sheep, chickens, ducks, and horses. (There are also a handful of cats.) But twice a year, typically in the fall and spring, baby goats arrive, and folks in the know sign up to experience the sheer joy these animals can bring, hands-on. A half-dozen baby goats born in mid-October have just arrived at Goatlandia. Getting them from an itty-bitty four pounds to 40 pounds in the next month or so requires bottle feedings