Sweet Land Nigerians: October 2013

Update from Colleen

Colleen took home Huck & Finn this spring, and sent this note and pictures. After families take the goats home (and as they prepare) we are happy to answer questions as they come up. We love our goats and want them and the people who love them to be happy too; it is wonderful getting updates about the kids - thank you Colleen!

I just wanted to to let you know that the boys are wonderful. They have been living in their new shed and love going outside whenever they want!
- Colleen

Huck & Finn

The boys' new building!

In the brambles

Update from Jen

Jennifer took home Patches & Freckles this spring, and sent this note and pictures. After families take the goats home (and as they prepare) we are happy to answer questions as they come up. We love our goats and want them and the people who love them to be happy too; it is wonderful getting updates about the kids - thank you Jen!

Hope you enjoyed your summer! Here are a couple of pics I took of the goats this weekend. They are very sweet & funny. They are doing well, they like to stay close.

Take care,

Jen

Patches & Freckles

Intro

We raise Nigerian Dwarf goats because of their quality: creamy, high butterfat milk, small size, and sweet personalities. They provide our family with a fresh source of raw milk, as well as yoghurt, cheeses, soap, and a variety of dairy products. We love our animals, care for them very well, and are blessed that we are able to raise our own food. Finding the new kids good homes is important to us. Our 13th kidding year will be in 2024, with dairy conformation and gentle temperaments our breeding priorities. You can find more information about each doe on her page, as well as access to her pedigree. All our girls are purebred Nigerian Dwarf goats, and have great milkers in their ancestry.