News & Updates

Hey everyone,
We have updated quite a bit on the website. We are working hard at making it easier to find information. Along with adding some new information.
The Sponsorship page is up and going! There is many ways to sponsor and at different levels. Yes, you can still donate through our PayPal, Venmo, checks and of course cash at events.

Do you love goats but have nowhere to keep them?

We do have goat sponsorships available

You can sponsor for a single month, rescue a goat or you be a monthly sponsor.

It costs us $50 a month to feed, have minerals, house and medicate them.

Would you like to help us rescue a goat – It costs us around $250 to rescue a single goat.

If you sponsor a goat or help rescue a goat you will get a copy of their biography, a certificate of sponsorship and photo of them.

We have added a new page called services. This is some of other options or choices that you can help us with. This includes goat yoga,  rent a buck and more!

Chip and Dale (Lucian) are going to their Furever homes today!

We had do take a bit off of social media and more due to having some medical issues. We will be posting more and updating everything on our website. We will also be working on so products for sale that will help support the animals! Look for updates soon.

Prissy has an adoption pending when she comes of age! She is going to an amazing home and we are very excited that she found her Fur ever home!

Come and see us we will be in Hanna during their King Coal Days.

We will be outside in our tent if you would like to get in some Goat “Therapy.”

King Coal Day 2022

Hanna Parks and Recreation Center
Hanna, WY 8000 HWY 72 (307)325-9402

rec@townofhanna.com
Saturday June 25 th , 2022
Noon to 6:00pm

Starting July 1st, 2022

We have just been informed that we were approved to attend the Laramie Friday’s Farmers Market!

This is great news. We are will be there from 3-7 pm with goats for Goat “Therapy.”

We are excited that we will be able to participate this year.

Make sure you check us out!

Bit and Little Mr. Magoo! This was the first day he was born. His mother rejected him, so we are raising him. This means that we are feeding every 1-2 hours for the first couple of days. It makes for a lot of long days and nights, but so very worth it.

So we now have three!

Ms. Prissy, Mr. Chip and Mr. Magoo! They are all Mini Fainting goats.

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