* 2023 doe kids for sale $300
I have 3 sweet little girls looking for a home together as PETS
$300 - all 3 sold together as a group to a permanent loving home!
~* Sweet bottle baby buckskin doe kid. Smallest of quads. Super friendly. will likely remain on the small side.
~* Solid black doe kid by first freshener. Dam raised, not super sweet friendly but somewhat friendly.
~* Tan/white doe kid by first freshener. Dam raised, not super sweet friendly but somewhat friendly.
Please visit our goat ownership info pages here: Basic Goat Care & "So You Want a Goat"
I have 3 sweet little girls looking for a home together as PETS
$300 - all 3 sold together as a group to a permanent loving home!
~* Sweet bottle baby buckskin doe kid. Smallest of quads. Super friendly. will likely remain on the small side.
~* Solid black doe kid by first freshener. Dam raised, not super sweet friendly but somewhat friendly.
~* Tan/white doe kid by first freshener. Dam raised, not super sweet friendly but somewhat friendly.
Please visit our goat ownership info pages here: Basic Goat Care & "So You Want a Goat"
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Bellafire Farm is a small little farm located on 7 acres in NW Oregon. We pride ourselves on raising top quality ADGA registered dairy goats. We show in ADGA shows during the summer show season and participate in ADGA Linear Appraisal and DHIA Milk Testing of our goats.
About our goats and babies: All of our mature animals, both bucks & doe's, are all DNA tested with ADGA. Our goats are maintained with the utmost care and dedication to their well-being. Our adult goats (even our bucks) are gentle, affectionate, people-oriented animals. They are loving "family members" first & foremost, and we work hard to see them succeed as top quality show animals too. Our adult animals are tested free of CAE, CL, Johnes, Q-Fever & Brucellosis. We maintain a disease-free herd using very strict bio-security measures which allows us to produce exceptionally healthy, happy animals. We do NOT allow impromptu farm visits due to our bio-security protocols.
* Negative Disease Testing of majority herd: 2013, Summer 2015, Fall 2016, Fall 2017, Spring 2019 Negative CAE, CL, Q-Fever, Johnes. Early 2021 tested Negative CAE, CL, Johnes. Negative CAE/CL/Johnes Herd testing Jan 2023.
Purchasing a goat: See the Breeding Schedule and Sales Page for more info. It's VERY important to me that these well-bred animals go to loving homes where they can show their true potential! * Please review our "So You Want A Goat" page , our "Goat Basics" page before putting in a reservation. These pages were designed to help potential buyers understand the basics of goat care. It is extremely important to me that buyers are making well thought out & educated decisions when purchasing one of our goaties :-). LOTS of love, attention, and care are required to raise a happy Bellafire Farm goat. Feel free to email if you have any questions: bellafirefarm@hotmail.com In an effort to keep our herd as healthy as possible, we maintain very strict biosecurity here and do no allow visitors in/around the goats.
About our goats and babies: All of our mature animals, both bucks & doe's, are all DNA tested with ADGA. Our goats are maintained with the utmost care and dedication to their well-being. Our adult goats (even our bucks) are gentle, affectionate, people-oriented animals. They are loving "family members" first & foremost, and we work hard to see them succeed as top quality show animals too. Our adult animals are tested free of CAE, CL, Johnes, Q-Fever & Brucellosis. We maintain a disease-free herd using very strict bio-security measures which allows us to produce exceptionally healthy, happy animals. We do NOT allow impromptu farm visits due to our bio-security protocols.
* Negative Disease Testing of majority herd: 2013, Summer 2015, Fall 2016, Fall 2017, Spring 2019 Negative CAE, CL, Q-Fever, Johnes. Early 2021 tested Negative CAE, CL, Johnes. Negative CAE/CL/Johnes Herd testing Jan 2023.
Purchasing a goat: See the Breeding Schedule and Sales Page for more info. It's VERY important to me that these well-bred animals go to loving homes where they can show their true potential! * Please review our "So You Want A Goat" page , our "Goat Basics" page before putting in a reservation. These pages were designed to help potential buyers understand the basics of goat care. It is extremely important to me that buyers are making well thought out & educated decisions when purchasing one of our goaties :-). LOTS of love, attention, and care are required to raise a happy Bellafire Farm goat. Feel free to email if you have any questions: bellafirefarm@hotmail.com In an effort to keep our herd as healthy as possible, we maintain very strict biosecurity here and do no allow visitors in/around the goats.
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