Goats for adoption

Goats available

All of our goats are disbudded, vaccinated, ear tagged and registered. Doe kids come with DNA parent verification, wethers do not but we can arrange it for you.

Our goats are only available to long-term caring homes with a PIC number, secure fences and shelter.

Our herd is tested annually for CAE and JD.

Most of our kids are born in August - September and available at 12 weeks of age. Our kids are dam-raised but handled daily. Kids sell quickly each season.

We are considering selling several of our mature does over the coming year. If you are looking to start a breeding herd they may be what you are after as we will price them very reasonably if you can offer the right home for them. All have produced beautiful kids and have many productive years ahead of them.

Golden Valley Honey

Doe P72.4%

PET ONLY

DOB: 5/12/24

Dam: Tyalgum Ridge Cleo (68.75%)

Sire: Narion Giovanni (75.97%)

$400

This is Honey pictured with her buckling kid who is only a few days old. Honey is a sweet, petite doe who had a very poor first kidding experience and is not to be bred again. She would make a beautiful pet for someone who is willing to take the time to earn her trust. She is not available until October, as we need to make sure that she is fully recovered. Her registration papers will be marked Pet Only so she will not be eligible to produce registered kids or be shown and she is only available to a home with no bucks. She currently weighs about 20Kg and is well under knee high.

Golden Valley Violet with her doeling kid at foot

Doe 62.5% & Doeling 69.2%

DOB: 30/03/24 & 6/8/26

Violet's Dam: Elouera Lily (43.75%)

Violet's Sire: Narion Thomas (81.25%)

Doeling's Sire: Narion Giovanni (75.97%)

$1400 for the pair (if separate $600 for Violet + $1200 for the doeling)

Violet may not look special here with her rough winter coat. However, she's got a beautiful heart. She is a quiet, gentle and friendly doe and an attentive mother. I have kept her doeling from last year and will sell her wethered buckling from this set of twins but would like her to be sold with her doeling if possible.

Golden Valley Zorro

Wether 81%

DOB: 17/07/26

Dam: Tyalgum Ridge Cleo (68.75%)

Sire: Narion Nico (93.94%)

$400

Zorro is dam raised but is cheeky and inquisitive and seems to enjoy human company. He will be available to a pet or pet and show home when he turns 12 weeks old.

Golden Valley Milky Way

Doe 72.2%

DOB: 3/08/26

Dam: Golden Valley Moon Pie (68.38%)

Sire: Narion Giovanni (75.97%)

$1200

Milky is dam raised and is inquisitive but hasn't had much handling. She will be available when she is 12 weeks old or earlier if purchased with her dam who is will also be listed for sale soon.

Golden Valley Willow

Doe 69.24%

DOB: 02/10/24

Dam: Golden Valley Esmay (62.5%)

Sire: Narion Giovanni (75.97%)

$500

Willow is caramel with moonspots. She has recently kidded twins. One twin was heavily moon spotted and the other was a dark grey agouti. Both were much more heavily boned and cobby than Willow.

She is too fine and leggy for our liking, hence the lower price, but bred to the right buck she may produce some nice kids. She kidded easily and was an attentive mother. She is friendly so could also make an affectionate pet.

Golden Valley Moon Pie

Doe 68.38%

DOB: 20/08/24

Dam: Buccanwood Midnight (55.5%)

Sire: Narion Thomas (81.25%)

$650 (or $1450 with her doeling kid "Milky")

Moon Pie has recently kidded and I am keeping one of her twins. She is a trouble-free easy goat to keep. While not overly friendly, she is calm and would easily become friendlier with more handling.

This photo is about a year old so I need to take a new one since she has changed post kidding.

Golden Valley Gidget

Doe 59.38%

DOB: 06/08/23

Dam: Empreco Annie (37.5%)

Sire: Narion Thomas (81.25%)

$500

Gidget is striking doe. Whilst not a traditional pygmy colour, she has produced quality twins in both traditional colours and loud patterns. She has kidded easily, kept condition and been an excellent mother.

Golden Valley Paris

Doe 59.38%

DOB: 06/08/23

Dam: Ellrington Park Mother's Gift (37.5%)

Sire: Narion Thomas (81.25%)

$550

Paris is a small friendly doe. She's shown here in her winter coat a day after she kidded her first kid (5 August 2026) so she's looking far from her best. In summer she is black with a small white belly splash. She loves attention but also should produce some nice kids so would suit a kind pet or breeding home.

Why purchase a registered Pygmy goat from us?

Pygmy goats are naturally friendly and inquisitive - sometimes they need to get to know you first
They are the shortest of the goat breeds, although they often weigh more than some other miniature breeds as they have a cobby build.
You'll know your goat's history and you know any issues or inbreeding problems.
All goats are small as kids, but many grow to be huge. You can check the heights of your goats parents right back to the first Pygmy goats that were imported to be sure that your goat will stay small and really is a Pygmy goat.
A well bred registered goat will retain it's value, can be shown or perhaps used as breeding stock.
Our herd is tested annually for the major debilitating & deadly diseases CAE & JD which may not show in your goat until they are several years old.
Good breeders provide advice and support before you purchase until long after you've taken your goat home. We'll even mentor you for your first show if you're interested in trying showing.
You can meet your goat's parents, see their show and health records and be charmed by their beautiful temperaments.

Be first to know.

Quality Pygmy goats are in high demand and sell very quickly.

Ask us if you're looking a special friend or breeding stock.

Next season's kids will range from 60% to 75%.

Wethers $400 and does starting at $1000. Discounts only for purchases of 2 or more goats.

After purchase support

We want our goats to be happy in their new homes and for you to be happy with the goats you choose. Before and after you take them home please ask us if there is anything you'd like guidance with.

We're happy to show you how to perform any regular maintenance activities like hoof trimming or giving vaccinations if that is something you'd like to do yourself.

We've never met anyone who regrets taking home a Pygmy goat, but please consider your commitment to buy a goat carefully as the quality of their lives depends on you. We can't take goats back as we are a tested herd and biosecurity for our main herd is critical.

Questions?

If you have a question about purchasing or preparing to purchase goats please contact us.