Babies for Sale
Hand-raised, registered, and absolutely irresistible — find your perfect new family member here.
Our Current Babies
All our babies are raised with love right here on the farm. They are handled daily from birth, well-socialised with people and other animals, and receive full veterinary care including vaccinations and drenching before going to their new homes.
We are happy to answer any questions about our babies or our care practices. Enquire below and we'll get back to you as soon as possible — usually within 24 hours.
Hazel
Miniature Pygmy Goat
Hazel is a stunning caramel agouti doe kid with the sweetest temperament. She loves cuddles and is already halter-trained. She will make a wonderful companion or breeding doe.
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Pebble
Miniature Pygmy Goat
Pebble is a gorgeous black agouti wether with a cheeky personality and boundless energy. He's been desexed and is ready for a loving pet home. Great with children.
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Snowdrop
Miniature Sheep
Snowdrop is a beautiful white miniature ewe lamb with the most gorgeous fluffy fleece. She is calm, friendly, and absolutely loves being brushed. A real showstopper.
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Briar
Miniature Sheep
Briar is a striking grey ram lamb with excellent conformation and a bold, curious nature. He has been reserved but we have a waiting list — enquire to be notified if he becomes available.
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Clementine
Miniature Pygmy Goat
Clementine is our newest arrival — a golden agouti doe kid who is still with mum. She will be ready for her new home at 12 weeks. Enquire now to be first in line.
RegisteredJoin Waiting ListHow Our Pricing Works
There is no single fixed price for every animal. Each baby is assessed individually, and a number of factors can influence their price. The table below gives you a guide to what we consider — but these are not a strict mathematical formula. Every animal is different, and not every factor will apply to every baby.
| Pricing Factor | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Pet vs. breeding stock | Animals sold as pets (especially wethers) are typically priced lower than those suitable for breeding programmes. |
| Sex | Does and ewes suitable for breeding are generally priced higher than wethers or non-breeding males. |
| Conformation & quality | Animals that closely meet breed standards and display excellent structure reflect the quality of our breeding programme. |
| Genetics & pedigree | Strong bloodlines with proven performance add value, particularly for buyers building a breeding herd. |
| Colour & markings | Particularly desirable or uncommon colour combinations are in higher demand and may be priced accordingly. |
| Rare or desirable traits | Traits such as polled genetics, exceptional fleece quality, or standout temperament can influence pricing. |
| Future breeding potential | Animals assessed as having strong potential as future breeding stock are priced to reflect that value. |
These factors are a guide to how we think about pricing — not a strict formula. Each animal is assessed on its own merits, and we are always happy to talk through why an animal is priced the way it is.
Pricing Guide
Prices current as of September 2026.
These prices are a guide only. Final pricing varies between individual animals and may be influenced by breed percentage, conformation, genetics and pedigree, sex, colour and markings, and suitability as breeding stock.
More Than the Price of a Baby
Our costs do not begin when a baby is born. Responsible breeding means caring for our entire herd 365 days a year. The purchase price of our babies helps us maintain a high standard of welfare across the whole farm — including the mothers, fathers, and animals that may not currently have babies available.
Our pricing reflects how our animals are raised — not simply what they cost on the day they leave us.
Year-Round Herd Care
- Quality feed and supplements
- Hay during the dry season when pasture is limited
- Minerals
- Worming and parasite management
- Tick control
- Vaccinations
- Routine health monitoring
Breeding & Maternal Care
- Maintaining healthy breeding stock
- Additional nutrition for pregnant and lactating mothers
- Monitoring pregnancies and births
- Kidding and lambing supplies
- Veterinary care when required
Baby Care
- Health monitoring from birth
- Appropriate worming and parasite management
- Vaccinations
- Disbudding where appropriate
- Handling and socialisation
- Ongoing nutrition and care until they leave for their new homes
Property & Infrastructure
- Building and maintaining shelters
- Safe fencing
- Fence repairs
- Paddock and pasture maintenance
- Clean, safe areas for our animals
- General farm infrastructure and ongoing maintenance
What's Included With Your Baby
- Registration papers (where applicable)
- Vaccination and health records
- Drenching and parasite treatment up to date
- Microchipped
- Disbudded where appropriate
- Detailed health and care information
- Ongoing breeder support — we are always here to help
Resources & Handouts
We put together care guides to help new owners get off to the best possible start. Download the relevant guides for your new animal below.
Enquire About a Baby
If our approach to animal care resonates with you, we'd love to hear from you.
Tell us which baby you're interested in and a little about your setup. We welcome visits to meet the babies before committing — just let us know!