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Rescued Goats Arrive

Meet these four beautiful girls who have just arrived at the rescue and are looking for life-long loving homes.

 
These group of two pairs of female girls were kept to be used for milking, to produce cheese, we though are looking for permanent homes, where they will be kept as pets. They are very friendly girls.
 
Goats need a large field, shelter and high fencing and to be kept in social groups of at least two, never on their own. They need to be fed and checked every day and will need their hooves trimming every few weeks, as well as regular vaccinations and worming.
 
This family are living with our sheep and now ready for a home.

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