Do you love animals? A farm near the Jersey Shore offers a special program called Lamb Camp, where you can have a hands-on experience with furry friends. The springtime tradition at Misty Meadow Sheep Dairy in Upper Township is now in its fourth year. It allows people of all ages to spend an hour holding and bottle-feeding baby lambs. The non-profit also creates positive experiences for families who have children with autism or other developmental disabilities. New Jersey Mar 22 Dog freed by first responders in South Jersey after getting head stuck in tire rim New Jersey Mar 18 NJ nonprofit horse rescue looking for ways to raise money to stay on land they've used for years “It teaches them how to love animals, care for animals,” Misty Meadows Employee Siobhan Larkin told NBC10. “I absolutely love it. It is the highlight of our year to see how happy these children are when they hold lambs.” The camp is held in March and April and is open to all ages, for more information visit mistymeadowsheepdairy.com. Sign up for our Breaking newsletter to get the most urgent news stories in your inbox.