All of our goats love being around people and are all super friendly. They are all loved and valued as individuals and we work hard to provide the best possible care we can give them.​

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We care about our goats A LOT. It is our goal to not "just sell you a goat", but to be a part of your goat journey. We value building a lasting relationship with each family that gets goats from us and are always here for questions or support. It is our priority to set each and every goat up for success and to place them in a home where they thrive. We have been so blessed to have our goats find new homes with the most amazing families. It means a lot to me that I am able to stay in contact with so many families that have gotten goats from me.

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I have owned goats for 9 years and have had some really incredible mentors that have helped me get started and better care for my animals. I believe there is always stuff I can learn and still talk to them all the time! I am not a vet, but am always available for mentorship and to help with any questions that goat owners or new goat owners may have. I have a detailed goat packet that includes what we feed, our routine, our first aid kit supplies, record charts we use and more! 

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We enjoy having people interested in our goats out to our farm to see our herd, where they are raised and our practices. If you are interested in getting goats from us and would like to visit and see them, please reach out to set up a time!

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We have found that goats are very smart and trainable. Most of our goats know their name to come when called. Our show goats are all used to walking on a lead, and even the pet wethers we have sold quickly learn how to walk on a harness or collar.​​

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While we are not veterinarians and cannot replace having a relationship with a trustworthy vet, we are here to help mentor you based off of our experiences and what we would do for our animals. I recommend building a relationship with a reputable goat vet when you first get goats before you have an emergency.