Redwood Grove Farm
Adoption List
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to Our Farm
Due to recent health issues, we have made the difficult decision to close our farm and re-home our beloved Nigerian Dwarf Goats. There may be a day when we resume our breeding program, but for now we are taking a pause. If you are looking for babies, feel free to message us for referrals to good farms in our area that we are very familiar with. You may use the "Contact Us" page of this website.
We will keep our webiste active to provide you with the general breed information found on the "Goat Info" page of this website. We will continue to offer Alpaca Fleece, Light Tractor Services and Free Alpaca Manure found on the "Other Services" page.
Thanks to everyone who helped support us during the past years, Steve and Kathleen.
Babies born at Redwood Grove Farm are listed below, in order of newest kidding to the oldest, with their availability and features shown.
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DAM - McKenna
SIRE - Seamus
McKenna was bred to Seamus on October 10, 2021, and she kidded three BUCKLINGS on March 2, 2022. Her babies are eligible for ADGA registration.
McKENNA - O11
ADOPTED
"Turbo"
Black and brown colored BUCKLING with classic Buckskin color markings and a patch of white on his head. He has frosted black ears and nose and blue eyes. He was adventurous and playful, right from his very first steps.
McKENNA - O12
ADOPTED
Black and brown BUCKLING with subdued Buckskin coloring, and is mostly tan. He has a small white patch on his head and a white spot on his left side. He has brown eyes, black ears and a black nose. He sticks close to his mom and loves to fall asleep when he's held.
McKENNA - O13
ADOPTED
"Kiwi"
Black and brown buckskin BUCKLING with white on his head and a white spot on his right side. He has brown eyes and black ears. He was the runt of his kidding, and already loves people-attention.
Collen was bred with Seamus on October 6, 2021, and she kidded two BUCKLINGS and one DOELING on February 26, 2022.
DAM - Colleeen
SIRE - Seamus
COLLEEN - O8
ADOPTED
Black and brown colored DOELING with a classic Buckskin color markings. She has black shoulders, tan back half, a dorsal stripe and black ears. She has blue eyes. She is a sweet girl who took to bottle feeding quickly.
COLLEEN - O9
ADOPTED
Black and brown colored BUCKLING with classic Buckskin color markings. He has black shoulders, tan back half with black on his haunches, a dorsal stripe and black ears. He has blue eyes. He was quick to play with his cousins and is bottle feeding well.
COLLEEN - O10
ADOPTED
Black and brown buckskin BUCKLING with white on his head side and left-front leg, a dorsal stripe and black frosted ears. He has blue eyes. He is independent and easily approaches people.
DAM - Fiona
SIRE - Seamus
Fiona was bred with Seamus on September 13, 2021, and she kidded one BUCKLING and one DOELING on February 5, 2022.
FIONA - O6
ADOPTED
Tri-colored DOELING with a Chamoisee pattern like her mom. She has many white markings on her body and head, a dorsal stripe and black ears. She has blue eyes. She had a long birthing process, but she's a good nurser and growing fast like her cousins.
FIONA - O7
ADOPTED
All black BUCKLING with a small spot of white on his head. He was born quickly after his sister got out of the way. He was timid at first but now he's busy exploring his pen.
DAM -Shauna
SIRE - Seamus
Shauna was bred with Seamus on September 13, 2021, and she kidded three Doelings on February 5, 2022.
SHAUNA - 04
ADOPTED
Tri-colored BUCKLING with a buckskin pattern. He has prominent white markings on his body, a dorsal stripe and black frosted ears. He has "moonspots" on his shoulders. He has brown eyes. He is a big boy and a strong nurser.
SHAUNA - O5
ADOPTED
Black and brown DOELING with a classic buckskin pattern. She has black frosted ears, white spots on her sides and head, and a striped face. Her body has several faint "moon spots." She has brown eyes. She is timid but likes to be held for as long a you like.
DAM - McKenna
SIRE - Devon
McKENNA - N8
ADOPTED
"Daisy"
Black and tan DOELING, with black spots and some white markings, frosted black ears and white on her head. She has brown eyes. She is nursing well and likes to be held when she's not glued to McKenna's side.
McKENNA - N9
ADOPTED
"Donny"
Tri-color BUCKLING with patches of color and black spots, frosted black ears, black spots and a striped face. He has brown eyes. He is bold and likes to explore every inch of his pen.
DAM - Shauna
SIRE - Seamus
Shauna was bred with Seamus on October 11, 2020 and she kidded one buckling and one doeling on March 6, 2021
SHAUNA - N6
ADOPTED
Tan and white BUCKLING with tan spots, frosted ears and a black spot on his head. He has brown eyes. He is strong and already human bonded.
SHAUNA - N7
ADOPTED
Tri-color DOELING with frosted ears, black spots and a black dorsal stripe. She has brown eyes. She already has as much personality as she does color.
DAM - Leah
SIRE - Seamus
Leah was bred with Seamus on September 12, 2021, and she kidded three Doelings on February 3, 2022.
LEAH - O1
ADOPTED
Tan colored DOELING with a light buckskin pattern. She has a white mark on her left-rear leg, prominent dorsal stripe and black frosted ears. She has blue eyes. She is nursing well, and is strong and independent.
LEAH - O2
ADOPTED
"Nibbles"
Black and brown DOELING with a classic buckskin pattern. She has black and brown frosted ears, and a striped face. She has blue eyes. She is friendly and loves to be held.
LEAH - O3
ADOPTED
"Goatrude"
Black DOELING with small white patches on her side and top of her head. She has frosted ears and nose. She has blue eyes. She is the runt of the kidding and will fall asleep in our arms,
2021 - ADGA YEAR "N"
McKenna was bred with Devon on October 23, 2020 and she one buckling and one doeling on March 17, 2021. Her babies are ADGA registered kids.
DAM - Fiona
SIRE - Seamus
Fiona was bred with Seamus on September 26, 2020 and she kidded one doeling on February 21, 2021.
FIONA - N5
REDWOOD GROVE FAMILY
Two-color DOELING, brown with black shoulders and points, a hint of white, and a black dorsal stripe. She has blue eyes. She is bold and plays with her four half-brothers.
DAM - Colleen
SIRE - Devon
Colleen was bred with Devon on September 26, 2020 and she kidded two bucklings on February 19, 2021.
COLLEEN - N3
ADOPTED
Tri-color BUCKLING, brown and black and white, with frosted ears and a black dorsal stripe. He has blue eyes. He is the ring leader of his four half-siblings.
COLLEEN - N4
ADOPTED
Two-color BUCKLING, brown and black with a black dorsal stripe. He has blue eyes. He is playful and affectionate with people.
DAM - Leah
SIRE - Devon
Leah was bred with Devon on September 20, 2020 and she kidded two bucklings on February 12, 2021.
LEAH - N1
ADOPTED
All-black BUCKLING with white stripe on right side. He has blue eyes. He is the one who initiates most of the head-butting games with his four siblings (when he's not running and hopping around the nursery.)
LEAH - N2
ADOPTED
All-black BUCKLING, with a hint of white markings. He has blue eyes. He is playful and very affectionate with people. This little guy follows us around the yard, demanding human attention and loves to be held.
2020 - ADGA YEAR "M"
DAM - McKenna
SIRE - Seamus
McKenna was bred with Seamus in February 2020 and she kidded one doeling and two bucklings on July 27, 2020. Her babies are ADGA registered kids.
McKENNA - M1
ADOPTED
ADGA registered Tri-color DOELING, brown and black and white, with a black dorsal stripe and a colorful face. She has brown eyes. She was adopted in August 2020.
McKENNA - M2
REDWOOD GROVE FAMILY
ADGA registered Tri-color BUCKLING, brown and black, with white spots, and a black dorsal stripe. He has blue eyes and excellent conformation. We kept him for blue-eye breeding stock, but we also enjoy his company around the yard. He is now known as "Rooney."
McKENNA - M3
REDWOOD GROVE FAMILY
ADGA registered Tri-color BUCKLING, brown and black and white, with a black dorsal stripe. He has brown eyes. He's an example of what happens when we give a baby a name - we end up keeping him! He is the biggest character on our farm, and routinely tests the effectiveness of our fences and gates. He is now known as "Finnegan."
ADOPTION PRICES
$ 500
ADGA REGISTERED DOES
Sire and Dam are both ADGA Registered Nigerian Dwarf
$ 400
ADGA REGISTERED BUCKS
Sire and Dam are both ADGA Registered Nigerian Dwarf
$ 350
NON-REGISTERED DOES
Sire ADGA Registered, Dam non-registered Nigerian Dwarf
$ 250
NON-REGISTERED BUCKS
Sire ADGA Registered, Dam non-registered Nigerian Dwarf
What's Included
INCLUDED IN FEE
INCLUDED IN FEE
Intact Buck
DISBUDDING
We strongly encourage dis-budding the young kids to prevent their horns from growing. Goats with horns can injure others and are notorious for getting their heads stuck in fencing and feed racks. Our experience has been that dehorned goats are also less aggressive. This is performed at four-days old, unless your personal wish is to leave them with their horns. The scars heal over and are covered by hair.
NEUTERING
Bucklings can be neutered if you plan to have bucks and does living together. Doelings are not spayed. Neutered males are called Wethers, and they often make better, less-aggressive pets. Wethers also stay smaller and trimmer, and do not have the offensive odor of males in rut. Unless you plan to breed your buck(s), this procedure is done at 10-12 weeks (about the time they are weaned and ready to go to their new home.)
Wether
INCLUDED IN FEE
VACCINES
Clostridium Perfringens C & D - Tetanus Toxoid vaccines (C/D-T) are given in a single injection at
four-weeks old. We also provide a second dose of C/D-T at eight-weeks old.
(You will be responsible for annual C/D-T booster vaccines thereafter.)
INCLUDED IN FEE
SUPPLEMENTAL BOTTLE FEEDING
Mother goats normally provide enough milk for their babies until they are about 10-weeks old. During their second week, we begin bottle feeding our kids supplemental goat milk to enhance their bonding with people, and continue until they no longer have an interest in nursing. If you wish to take your babies home as early as 2-weeks, we can instruct you in the use of powdered goat milk (available at feed stores) to replace the mom's milk.
For more information on raising healthy Nigerian Dwarf goats, click