Ma has been on the farm longer than we have! She definitely is the queen of the pasture and keeps everyone in check. All that responsibility makes her rather aloof and quiet, but ever watchful. We think Ma is grooming Mona to take her place when she retires. Ma likes treats, but she never seems over eager to take them.  That wouldn’t be cool for her station. Her weakness is lip balm. Just a dab on her lips.

Ygrette was once definitely a wildling. like her namesake. One of our visitors was determined to be friends her and did! That was all it took for Ygrette, our queen’s daughter, to trust us. Her famous feature is is her fluffy cheeks!

Daisy Mae came with the farm and was the shyest goat around! It was almost three years before she trusted us enough to let us touch her. Now, she likes soft massages and really loves peanut hay.  She is the zen goat – she has all the wisdom of the world in her eyes.

Oreo also came with the farm. She was Ma’s little kid in the summer of 2015. She is a bit shy, but will always come for treats! She especially likes the leaves off the citrus trees. 

Oreo’s daughter, Cake is the farm dinner bell. She is also the dining supervisor and ensures meals are served on time.  She probably starts counting the minutes down from breakfast.

Vicki, and her twin brother Vincent, were the first kids born at Goat House Farm. Vicki is crazy for animal crackers and she can smell them a mile away. She is gentle girl who likes to daydream about pastures full of sunflowers.

From the moment Vixen was born she had a special kind of elegance about her. Her black cowl, pink nose, and petite frame makes her the belle of the ball everywhere she goes. Who couldn’t love that smirk?

Mignon, Vixen’s daughter, is a tough tiny girl. She has had a hard time with some health issues since she was born, but has overcome them all. We decided to keep her because her spirit is such an inspiration.

Velma and Daphne are proof of the loving bond between sisters. They are always together and cry if one wanders too far away from the other. Velma is very affectionate and she is one of our best mothers, often nursing her sister’s kids too!

Daphne, Velma’s sister, is our little Swiss girl. Her favorite thing is forehead rubs and if you don’t do it for her, she will rub her head all over your legs to remind you!

When Ava came to us, with her son Antony, she cowered in the corner and was afraid of everything. Now, all she wants is some love and attention (and hay). She is such a beautiful girl and is never far from her daughters, Ailee and Aghna.

Tri joined the farm in May 2019 from 3 Lees Farm. She has dreams of being a showgirl and is already practicing her poses for the judges. She demands to come in the kitchen each morning for her own fruit salad.

Delilah showed up at our door when one day when her previous family thought she wasn’t “a good fit” for them.  She was a house goat and now she has learned how to be a real goat.  We can’t imagine sweet Delilah not fitting in any where. She is not only simply adorable, but her eyes melt hearts.

Baby Ruth is Delilah’s daughter and definitely has her mother’s chill nature. She is so calm and cool and just overall incredibly sweet. She seems to be taking in everything around her and contemplating the meaning of goat life! She is never without her sweet smile!

Penny is the most gentle of our does.  She lives for massages and will actually fall asleep standing right up if you pet her for a while.  Like all goats, she loves to eat, but we are pretty sure she will take hugs over treats any day!

Bean is Penny’s lovely daughter. Bean means “half a penny.” She is an angel on the stand and can often be found napping in the wheelbarrow or the wagon. She has the sweetest face highlighted by her sky blue eyes. Bean is a little shy when meeting new people.

Aspen is as sweet as she can be (ok, we are being sarcastic here). She chats and mumbles a lot.  We sure wish we knew what she was saying!  Aspen loves her peanut hay and alfalfa pellets. She is really beautiful and reminds us of an antelope in her grace and lovely horns. She is most definitely smarter than the average goat! She is also the barnyard bully.

Juniper has inherited her mother’s attitude. There is definitely a bit of Aspen in Juniper’s impatience for breakfast. She is also a mumbler and while she seems to have a lot to say, we know she is usually mumbling about alfalfa.

Cypress is Aspen’s daughter and sleeps with her mom every night. We love her slick and shiny coat. She has a serious weakness for peanut hay and is such a sweet girl.

Breeze loves hugs! She is as elegant as she is sweet. She probably wouldn’t want us to tell you this, but she is quite the snorer! We can’t help but laugh when she naps! She is also an absolutely amazing dairy girl!

Onyx is our midnight Oberhasli. She is a dream on the stand. She loves alfalfa and, while she pretends to be serious, we’ve caught her jumping on the trampoline with her red girls, Primrose and Edelweiss!

Opal is Onyx’s sister and we brought her to the farm as a Christmas gift for Onyx who didn’t have any of her family here. She is a tough girl to get to know, aloof and silent. She loves to hang out, quite literally, over the tires!