Gwen

Meet Gwen! Gwen is a sweet young goat with a gentle spirit and a heart full of potential. While she may be a little shy when you first meet her, Gwen is steadily coming out of her shell and learning to trust the people around her. With a soft touch and a bit of patience, she quickly warms up and reveals her curious, affectionate side.<br/><br/>Gwen has tested positive for CAE, but she remains healthy and hasn't shown any symptoms. It's important to know that only about 25-30% of CAE-positive goats ever develop clinical signs. If you already have a CAE-positive herd, she could be a wonderful fit. You could also start your own mini herd by adopting Gwen and some of her other friends. Interested in learning more? Please complete the Farm Animal Interest Adoption Survey or reach out to farm@lollypop.org. We're happy to talk with you about Gwen, CAE, or the adoption process and answer any questions you might have.

Meet Gwen! Gwen is a sweet young goat with a gentle spirit and a heart full of potential. While she may be a little shy when you first meet her, Gwen is steadily coming out of her shell and learning to trust the people around her. With a soft touch and a bit of patience, she quickly warms up and reveals her curious, affectionate side.

Gwen has tested positive for CAE, but she remains healthy and hasn't shown any symptoms. It's important to know that only about 25-30% of CAE-positive goats ever develop clinical signs. If you already have a CAE-positive herd, she could be a wonderful fit. You could also start your own mini herd by adopting Gwen and some of her other friends. Interested in learning more? Please complete the Farm Animal Interest Adoption Survey or reach out to farm@lollypop.org. We're happy to talk with you about Gwen, CAE, or the adoption process and answer any questions you might have.

Meet Gwen! Gwen is a sweet young goat with a gentle spirit and a heart full of potential. While she may be a little shy when you first meet her, Gwen is steadily coming out of her shell and learning to trust the people around her. With a soft touch and a bit of patience, she quickly warms up and reveals her curious, affectionate side.

Gwen has tested positive for CAE, but she remains healthy and hasn't shown any symptoms. It's important to know that only about 25-30% of CAE-positive goats ever develop clinical signs. If you already have a CAE-positive herd, she could be a wonderful fit. You could also start your own mini herd by adopting Gwen and some of her other friends. Interested in learning more? Please complete the Farm Animal Interest Adoption Survey or reach out to farm@lollypop.org. We're happy to talk with you about Gwen, CAE, or the adoption process and answer any questions you might have.