08/30/2026
Hey everyone in our little dwarf goat community! 🐐❤️
After lots of thought, late-night barn talks, and many cups of coffee, I’ve made the difficult but responsible decision to rehome five of our wonderful Nigerian Dwarf goats. These aren’t just animals to us — they’ve been part of our daily life, our laughter, and our little farm family for years. But as our herd has grown and life has shifted (more commitments, limited space, and a big desire to give every single goat the absolute best one-on-one care they deserve), we’ve realized it’s time to find them their forever homes where they can truly thrive with all the attention they crave.
These five are healthy, happy, vaccinated, dewormed, hoof-trimmed, and full of personality — the kind of goats that make you smile the second you walk into the pasture. They’re all Nigerian Dwarfs (the classic small, friendly, playful breed we all love), super social, great with people, and used to kids and other friendly animals. They love head scratches, zoomies around the yard, climbing on anything they can find, and of course, their favorite snacks! Each one has a unique little character that’s made our days brighter, and we want to make sure they go to people who will love them just as much as we do.
We’re not “selling” them — this is a true adoption/rehoming situation. There is a very modest, affordable re-homing fee for each goat (just enough to cover their recent vet checks, transport crate, health paperwork, and a small bag of their favorite feed to get them settled in their new home). The fee is intentionally kept low because we care more about finding the right loving homes than anything else. Serious adopters who can offer a safe, fenced pasture or large secure yard, at least one other goat companion (they’re herd animals and get lonely), proper shelter, and ongoing care will be given priority.
We’ve poured our hearts into raising these goats right — they’ve had the best start in life, and we want their next chapter to