Marigold

Marigold has gained so much confidence during her time with us! Once shy and reserved, she's now happy to come say hello—and if you feel a little nibble on your shirt, it's probably Marigold sneaking up behind you.<br/><br/>She loves neck scratches and will stand perfectly still, leaning into them with a blissful expression. Marigold is easygoing, gets along well with the other goats, and is known for making the funniest faces, often letting her lower teeth hang out.<br/><br/>She may make you work a little to catch her for hoof trims, but once you get started, she stands very well.<br/><br/>Marigold is up to date on routine veterinary care. Like all goats, she is highly social and would love to be adopted with another goat or into a home where she will have goat friends to keep her company.

Marigold has gained so much confidence during her time with us! Once shy and reserved, she's now happy to come say hello—and if you feel a little nibble on your shirt, it's probably Marigold sneaking up behind you.

She loves neck scratches and will stand perfectly still, leaning into them with a blissful expression. Marigold is easygoing, gets along well with the other goats, and is known for making the funniest faces, often letting her lower teeth hang out.

She may make you work a little to catch her for hoof trims, but once you get started, she stands very well.

Marigold is up to date on routine veterinary care. Like all goats, she is highly social and would love to be adopted with another goat or into a home where she will have goat friends to keep her company.

Marigold has gained so much confidence during her time with us! Once shy and reserved, she's now happy to come say hello—and if you feel a little nibble on your shirt, it's probably Marigold sneaking up behind you.

She loves neck scratches and will stand perfectly still, leaning into them with a blissful expression. Marigold is easygoing, gets along well with the other goats, and is known for making the funniest faces, often letting her lower teeth hang out.

She may make you work a little to catch her for hoof trims, but once you get started, she stands very well.

Marigold is up to date on routine veterinary care. Like all goats, she is highly social and would love to be adopted with another goat or into a home where she will have goat friends to keep her company.