Hundreds of families across the Augusta-area celebrated the holidays this year with a live Christmas tree, but now that the holidays are over, they need to find something to do with it. There are a ...

Now that Christmas is over, it's time to start the undecorating process. One thing that you may be wondering about is what to do with the Christmas tree. If you want to recycle your Christmas tree ...

Teddy the goat and all his friends at Philadelphia's Awbury Arboretum love the crunch of a Christmas tree. "There's not a lot of green in the winter, so when they see green, they get hungry and they ...

As the Christmas season comes to a close, some Marylanders may wonder what to do with their live tree. Farm Sweet Farm in Mount Airy, a nonprofit animal rescue, is accepting Christmas tree donations ...

When you’re ready to move your live Christmas tree from your living room, it doesn’t have to go to the landfill. Instead, it can be donated to feed rescue animals who live at Mount Airy’s Farm Sweet ...

The holidays are gone and it’s time to toss your Christmas tree. Thanks to one local teen and her four-legged assistants, instead of throwing the trees away the Cambria community is giving their trees ...

Want to feed your old Christmas tree to a goat? Then why not let Independence 4-H help? Their club is based in Sebastopol with members living in and around the area. They organization started its Goat ...

HANSON - It's the most wonderful time of year - especially for goats at Massachusetts and New Hampshire farms with an appetite for pine needles. Local farms are once again putting out the word that ...

GOBLES, Mich. — One man's trash is another goat's treasure— or dinner. Owners of Todaro Farm say to drop off your Christmas tree with them, rather than throwing it out, because their goats would be ...

Christmastime can often be a mad rush of families purchasing trees to decorate. But, inevitably, some go unsold and are left behind. So, after the holiday season, where do unused Christmas trees go?

Dozens of residents of Arlington, Wash., decided to recycle their Christmas trees. By doing so they provided a meal for local animals. KING-TV in Seattle says the trees were taken to the New Moon Farm ...