Goat Farm
MEET THE GOATS!
☆ Every Goat Currently Owned by
Pasture's Kiss ☆
From oldest to youngest, meet our family!
Kisses, Horton, Starburst, Holli, Flora, Chamomile, and Button.
(we have had around 100 goats all together these past 8-10 years, but these are the dairy goats.)
KISSES
This is Kisses. The face of Pasture's Kiss and the goat that started this entire journey and she was pretty darn amazing. She passed away at 9 years old. She was my first ever goat. For a lot of my young adult life, she was the only constant. She was a family favorite and had 9 babies all together in her 6 years of kidding. Mickey, Evie, Bernie, Belle, Kate, Maura, Bean, Cupid, Comet, and Amora. We sold all of her descendants except Amora because we found out that Kisses had a disease called CAE. She was the only goat that suffered from this awful disease. It caused her to have painful arthritis and it only gets passed through milk. (*We were able to bottle feed Amora and she tested negative for CAE!*) She was very strong going through this, but as she got older, we kept a closer eye on her, trying our best to keep the pain at a minimum. She began to not be herself so we decided to have her put down in April of 2021. This was such a hard decision to make but I did not want her in pain. When she passed away, a part of me died with her and I will never forget the impact she made on my herd and me. My entire business is dedicated to her (hence the name) and I do not go a day without thinking about her. I know she is dancing in the sky now and watching over all of the goats and me.
Rest in Peace, Kisses ♥ Thank you for everything.
STARBURST
Starburst is my dairy goat! I bought her after Holli passed away and she has been wonderful. She produces plenty of milk and is helping make my dreams a reality everyday. The first day we brought her home, she was shy but the next day she realized that there was nothing to be scared of and is so sweet. She is very outgoing and loves to eat. If you were to walk in the barn, she would start eating your shirt, pants, shoelaces, and hair, making you wonder if she ever gets fed... but, she gets plenty, I promise! Come give her a treat and she will love you forever!
Someone once said "Starburst probably knows all of your secrets" and that is extremely accurate as she and I get the most bonding time.
HOLLI
Holli was my first ever dairy goat, I got her for christmas from my family in 2018. She was just a baby and that meant I got to bottle feed her everyday for about a month or so. This created an extremely special bond between us and Holli is a goat that will never be forgotten. She is a very important part of this journey as well because as I said she was my first dairy goat and even though I never got to milk her before she passed away, I learned so much from her about the differences between dairy and meat goats that I had to experience in order to move forward. I am very appreciative of Holli, and I hope she knows that.
Rest in peace, Holli ♥
FLORA
Flora is a Nigerian Dwarf dairy goat we got when we got Starburst. She is a little more shy but she is very cute and sweet. She likes to walk under cars and scratch her back and loves to eat leaves and grass. She is such a joy to have and we were glad to add her to our herd!
Flora 2020-2022 ♥
CHAMOMILE
Chamomile is a new goat we just bought in 2021! We absolutely love her colors and she has a very spunky attitude. She has already had babies at her previous farm and they said she did great! We can't wait for her to have some cute little Nigerian Dwarf babies on our farm too. We are so happy to have her!
Chamomile was sold in 2024 as she was not a good fit for our herd but she was a wonderful companion while she was here!
BUTTON
Button is new to the herd, we bought her with Chamomile in 2021. She is the smallest goat we have but she is still safe to breed! She is so cute with all of her spots and she is not shy at all! She loves treats and attention. I have loved seeing how great of a mama she is and how she is always ready for an adventure!