BEREA — Children and adults were treated Saturday morning to a visit from the Honey Hill Farm Mobile Petting Zoo at the Madison County Public Library in Berea. Various animals were on display at the event.
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Emma Kelley’s jaw dropped Saturday morning when the 3-year-old saw one of the Honey Hill Farm Mobile Petting Zoo chickens jump on the edge of the holding tub at the Madison County Public Library in Berea. Photo by Kaitlin Keane/photo@richmondregister.com
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Delaney Lemaster, 2, feeds a Patagonian Cavy a grape while her twin sister, Karmen, and grandmother, Linda Leforce, watch at the Honey Hill Farm Mobile Petting Zoo event Saturday at the Madison County Public Library in Berea. Photo by Kaitlin Keane/photo@richmondregister.com
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Alexis Allen, right, and Brielle Lemaster, both 5, look at the belly of Sonic the Hedgehog from underneath. Honey Hill Farm Mobile Petting Zoo stopped by both branches of the Madison County Public Library on Saturday. Photo by Kaitlin Keane/photo@richmondregister.com
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Lillian Cummings, 1, laughs and claps her hands while a white Silkie chicken moves around in her holding tub at the Madison County Public Library in Berea. Photo by Kaitlin Keane/photo@richmondregister.com
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Squeak the Patagonian Cavy gets up close and personal Saturday morning with Alina Roche, 11 months, when Honey Hill Farm Mobile Petting Zoo visited the Madison County Public Library in Berea. Photo by Kaitlin Keane/photo@richmondregister.com
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Children watch as Chinchillas, Theodore and Chuck with Honey Hill Farm Mobile Petting Zoo take a dust bath. Photo by Kaitlin Keane/photo@richmondregister.com
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Honey Hill Farm Mobile Petting Zoo stopped by both branches of Madison County Public Library on Saturday. Ducks, chickens, baby rabbits, a hedgehog, chinchillas, and a Patagonian Cavy were on display. Photo by Kaitlin Keane/photo@richmondregister.com
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