adorable, friendly goat baby for sale
Meet Cinnamon!
This Miniature Nubian sweetie-pie is going to need a new home in about six weeks. He has been disbudded, but he has all his boy parts at the moment, though he would make a lovely pet if whethered. Or he can be registered (both his parents are), and can pass on some strong dairy genes (his grandmother has her milking star), to some kids of his own.
He’s carmel brown with dark brown, circular spots, and white ears. So cute!
Our goats are dam raised and nurse freely
but in case you think that means less-friendly goats, don’t believe it. It’s the amount of time they hang with humans, not who feeds them, that is the crucial variable. All our goat babies received hours of contact with us (whether they like it or not, lol) and are tremendously friendly.
Cinnamon, in particular, likes laps.
Don’t you want to buy a goat?
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I wish we could buy him! He’s super cute. But it’s one of the terms of our development contract that we can’t have goats. Also that we can’t hang our laundry outside. The suburbs really are overrated.
Hi Hannah! Are you sure? I’d be happy to pop him in an envelope and mail him up to you. I could just stuff some hay in and…okay, maybe not. But there are several people contacting me about him–we’ll be sorry to see him go.
Oh he’s probably gone already but I’m curious how much he went for?
We do have a buyer lined up for when he’s ready (mid-late August). I wasn’t looking for price, just a really good feeling from the prospective owner. I really wanted him to go to a good family, so I email-interviewed, emterviewed?, all kinds of people who responded to my craiglist ad, lots that were friendly, some that were kind of rude, some that were…weird. The buyer is looking for a pet, a friend for another male miniature goat named Knuckles. She sent pictures of Knuckles. There was a lot of love going around in those pictures. I suggested $50. She accepted.