• Breed: Pygmy
• Sex: Female
• Age: 10 years 7 months

Sponsor Tulip.

Tulip is one of our youngest goats, she is very active and loves to charge around the goat pen and especially seems to enjoy chasing Ringo about!
Tulip arrived at the sanctuary in April 2015. Tulips owners where in the process of selling their land and Tulips only companion, her mother, had just died so they requested our help to give her a home and some friends. Tulip hadn’t had much human contact so was very frightened to begin with and would easily panic, she made several early escape attempts but has now settled in and enjoys the company of the other goats, apart from Ringo who seems to really annoy her!

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

Sponsor Edward.

Edward is currently the dominant goat of the herd, and therefore
is always first in the queue when food is around. Edward can often be seen testing his strength against his main rival for top dog status Wallace.
Edward arrived at the sanctuary in April 2013 having been found wandering on a main road late one night. Edward was only about 5 months old then and very small, he’s grown considerably since and now sports a fearsome set of horns! Although he’s in charge in the goat pen when it comes to people he’s a big softie and enjoys being stroked and petted. Edward is a British Saanen breed goat witch is one of the most common breeds in the country and are widely kept on dairy farms.

• Breed: Bagot
• Crossbreed
• Sex: Male
• Age: 15 years 1 month

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.