Goat yoga attracts people who might never walk into a regular studio, including guests with disabilities, chronic pain, sensory sensitivities, or nerves around animals. This accommodation request form lets farms, studios, and instructors learn what each guest needs ahead of class, so mats, props, and goat handling can be set up before anyone arrives.
Guests start with their contact details and class date, then work through each area in turn: mobility, mat modifications, pose adaptations, goat interaction, sensory needs, and how they prefer the instructor to communicate. A question about health considerations and an open space for anything else round out the picture.
Follow-up questions only appear when they apply. Guests who need mobility support pick the specific accommodations, those who need pose modifications choose the affected areas and can describe what to avoid, and anyone who wants help with the goats selects the kind of support. Service animal details and a support person's name are requested only from guests who say they are bringing one, and a closing acknowledgement confirms that the information stays with the staff running their class.
