We are sold out of packgoat prospects and doelings this year, but it’s breeding season and we expect a crop of ~10 kids in spring 2023! “Pest” is our nicest buck ever and he always throws super-sweet kids with strong, athletic conformation. We are standing him at stud if you want to breed your own little packgoats from him! We maintain a CAE/CL/Johnes negative herd (tests available upon request).
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Perdy: Goat-O-Rama Perdita
| ID | 82 | |
|---|---|---|
| Nick Name | Perdy | |
| Full Name | Goat-O-Rama Perdita | |
| Status | Deceased | |
| Sex | Doe | |
| Breed | Alpine/Nubian | |
| Birth Date | 2023-02-26 | |
| Sire ID / Name | ||
| Dam ID / Name | ||
| Horns | Disbudded | |
| Color | White with black spots | |
| Main Photo |  | |
| Notes | Perdy was the first kid we lost in 10 years at Goat-O-Rama. She was fine and healthy and was up and nursing on her own while her brother Pongo struggled with a weak back end and legs that wouldn't support him. It took Pongo 3 days to learn to walk while Perdy jumped circles around him. Unfortunately, Perdy got stepped on by one of the big goats and broke her right hind femur. She spent a lot of time in our house for three weeks while her leg mended. The splint came off after 3 weeks and unfortunately she developed what we believe was Floppy Kid Syndrome and died very suddenly just two days after the splint was removed. She died in my arms, much loved and much missed. We will not forget her beautiful face and adorable antics. | |
| Siblings |
Our studs:
Perdy: Goat-O-Rama Perdita
| ID | 82 | |
|---|---|---|
| Nick Name | Perdy | |
| Full Name | Goat-O-Rama Perdita | |
| Status | Deceased | |
| Sex | Doe | |
| Breed | Alpine/Nubian | |
| Birth Date | 2023-02-26 | |
| Sire ID / Name | ||
| Dam ID / Name | ||
| Horns | Disbudded | |
| Color | White with black spots | |
| Main Photo | | |
| Notes | Perdy was the first kid we lost in 10 years at Goat-O-Rama. She was fine and healthy and was up and nursing on her own while her brother Pongo struggled with a weak back end and legs that wouldn't support him. It took Pongo 3 days to learn to walk while Perdy jumped circles around him. Unfortunately, Perdy got stepped on by one of the big goats and broke her right hind femur. She spent a lot of time in our house for three weeks while her leg mended. The splint came off after 3 weeks and unfortunately she developed what we believe was Floppy Kid Syndrome and died very suddenly just two days after the splint was removed. She died in my arms, much loved and much missed. We will not forget her beautiful face and adorable antics. | |
| Siblings |
See a list of Goat-O-Rama goats we’ve sold here.