Goats: The Perfect Addition to your Homestead

Goats are playful, social, and intelligent beings.

Our herd is a diverse bunch of excellent milk goats. We have Nigerian Dwarf, Lamancha, Mini-Nubian, and Mini-Lamanchas. Each type of goat brings their own unique flavor, milk components, and personality to our farm and dairy. There is much to love about them all.

We have lots of baby goats (“kids”) available for sale in the Spring. They are born in February and early March. Want to reserve a baby doeling or buck? See below for additional details and to join our 2025 Waitlist!

Occasionally we will have adult does (female goats) available for sale as well.

Each year we keep a few of the kids for our own herd, but most will be rehomed to forever families. Reach out to us today with some details about what you are looking for and we will add you to our waitlist for one (or two, or three…) of our wonderful goat kids.

GOATS for SALE

Inquiries about available goats may be sent to info@spenkerwinery.com.

Please include the name of the goat in which you are interested.

  • "Henna"

    Lamancha Doe ADGA REGISTERED

    Henna is a Lamancha doe, born in 2016. She is currently dry. Option to sell exposed to buck. She is a very good size, a heavy producer, good mom, and easy to handle.

    $250

  • "Snickers"

    Mini-Lamancha Doe

    Snickers is an F1 mini-lamancha (dam was full lamancha, buck was nigerian dwarf), born in 2023. Can be sold exposed to buck. She is from our favorite milking line and should make an excellent milk goat.

    $300

  • "Mariah"

    Nigerian Dwarf Doe

    Mariah is a Nigerian Dwarf doe, born in 2017. She has been a good milker for us. She is ready to retire from commercial milking and transition to either a pet or homestead milk goat home. She is sturdy and a bit bossy, but full of love.

    $200

  • "Gigi"

    Nigerian Dwarf Doe - IN MILK

    GIgi is a Nigerian Dwarf milking doe, born in 2018. She is very well behaved on the milkstand and provides approximately a pint a day (1x/day milking). She is an attentive mom and easy keeper.

    $275

  • "Lindy Hop"

    Mini-Lamancha Doeling

    Born February 2024. F1 generation. Blue eyes. Loves pets and attention. From our favorite milk lines.

    $300

  • "Marian"

    Mini-Lamancha Doeling

    Born February 2024. Sweet as can be and gentle. From wonderful milk lines.

    $300

  • "Jenny"

    Mini-Nubian Doeling

    Born February 2024. Spunky and smart this gal loves to play and get attention. She is very friendly and fun. F1 generation.

    $300

Not ready to take home a goat? Check out our “Sponsor a Goat” program!

Sponsors help support the farm and gain a personal connection with its most adorable residents.

FAQs

Are they friendly?

Our kids are regularly handled and participate in our visitor events such as Goat Yoga and Goodnight Goats, so they are used to being held. They are generally VERY friendly and love to follow you around. Each breed of goat has it’s own energy level. Lamanchas are typically more docile, while Nigerian Dwarfs are quite spunky, and Mini-Nubians are mid-energy. We have babies in lots of colors!

Do you have boys and girls?

Yes, we have both female and wether (neutered male) kids. Bucklings are available if arrangements are made early in the season (deposit required.) Because our herd is relatively small it limits the genetic diversity of our kids, so we do not sell breeding “pairs.”

Do you have meat goats?

Our goats are all bred to be milk goats, meaning their bodies naturally prioritize making milk over muscle. We do not sell them for meat.

Do they grow horns?

Our kids will either be disbudded or polled so they will not have horns.

When can I take them home?

Our kids are born in February/March and are weaned and ready to go to their new homes at 8 weeks old (unless you would like a bottle baby.) Weaned kids will have their first CD-T vaccination before going home.

Return Policy

Once a goat leaves our property, the sale is final. For biosecurity, we do not accept returns or offer refunds. Because we cannot control what happens once a goat leaves our farm, their health is not guaranteed. Buyers should carefully examine their goat at the time of pick-up. We do our best to ensure the health of our animals and will communicate any issues we have detected, but it is always good to check for yourself so you can take your new friend home with confidence!

Are they registerable?

We have a few kids each year that can be registered (typically with TMGR) upon request. An additional fee will apply.