• Breed: Nigerian Dwarf
• Sex: Male
• Age: 3 years 3 months

Sponsor Gordon.

Gordon is the new guy of the herd, and although he is one of the smallest and the youngest he does know how to stand up for himself. Gordon has spent some time living feral on the moors and was taken in by someone as a pet, but unfortunately due to his still wild behaviour she was unable to keep him safe and brought him into us. Gordon is still quite timid but is slowly starting to trust us and will now take food from our hand. Currently his best pal seems to be Gary goat but our only female goat Tulip has taken quite a dislike to him and does chase him off whenever he gets too close.

• Breed: Bagot
• Crossbreed
• Sex: Male
• Age: 15 years 6 months

Sponsor Gilbert.

Gilbert belongs to a group of goats collectively known as British primitive goats. They are related to the native goats of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland and are among some of the first animals to be domesticated by man.
Gilbert came to us in June 2017 and not much is known about his background, According to what we know Gilbert was homeless and in a poor state of health, very thin and too weak to stand up, he was taken in by a good Samaritan who took him to her stables.
She couldn’t house him permanently though so asked if we could.
Gilbert’s health and condition have improved since and he now enjoys going out with his new friend William. Despite his ordeal Gilbert is very friendly towards people and has a gentle nature. Gilbert is popular with visitors and has a very impressive set of horns.

• Breed: Saanen
• Crossbreed
• Sex: Male
• Age: 10 years 11 months

Sponsor Gary.

Gary the goat is always popular with the visitors, he’s friendly, inquisitive and usually up to something daft. Gary is usually full of beans and doesn’t let anything get him down. He doesn’t have much of an attention span so he’s looking for something to keep him occupied usually play fighting with his best pal Jacob.
Gary was brought to the sanctuary in April 2014 due to his worsening health problems. Gary was born with a weakness in the joints and tendons in his front legs and as he grew larger and heavier they could no longer support his weight leaving him trying to crawl on his knees to get about. Despite this Gary kept a good nature. Our vets fitted him with splints to support his legs and after a number of months his joints and tendons had strengthened allowing him got get about as normal without his splints.