Have goats at your next gathering!
Everyone loves goats and ours are extra cute and extremely friendly. We spend at least an hour every day hanging out with and handling our goats since the day they’re born to ensure they’re friendly to people of all sizes. We have our own portable pens and can set up anywhere outside or in a garage. Below you will find the goats available to be the big hit at your next event!
What’s Included?
- $30/goat/hour with a 2 goat minimum
- $0.67/mile for events outside of Clark County
- $10 goat snacks add-on, we’ll bring fresh fruits and veggies for you to feed to them
Lulu
Lulu is a three year old Nigerian Dwarf that I purchased as a baby from another petting zoo that was getting out of the business. She loves attention and will follow anyone around the yard in the hopes of getting pet.
Sunflower
Sunflower is our other Nigerian Dwarf and she’s is one year old. She takes a little bit to warm up but once she does you can’t get rid of her! She is our escape artist and is known to jump off the side of buildings to get over the fence.
Mogwai
Although he doesn’t have the characteristic ears, Mogwai is considered a mini Lamancha. His dad was our neighbor’s Lamancha that hopped the fence and bred with our mini-Saanen. Mogwai got his name because his ears were so much bigger than his head as baby. He is very calm and is happy with getting pet or just hanging out nearby.
Jojo
Jojo is our year old mini Lamancha and one of our friendliest goats. She’s best friends with Sunflower and the two of them often get into trouble together. If she feels comfortable enough, she will lay down in your lap or next to you.
Pepper
Pepper is a two year old pygmy goat. She had a complicated birth and never grew to the full size of a pygmy so we call her our perma-baby. If we don’t give her attention when she wants it she will often paw at our feet until we pet her. Her mom was retired from another petting zoo before coming to us.
Cinnamon
Cinnamon is our herd’s matriarch and is about six or seven years old. She loves attention and will happily take any snacks. One of her favorite places to be pet is under her chin.
Butterscotch
Butterscotch is our largest goat and the only one without horns. He has a very laid back personality and similar to his mom, Cinnamon, will eat just about anything. *Due to his size he is only available for events with two goats*
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