ANGORA GOATS
Our Angora goats help preserve traditional fiber-producing livestock breeds historically valued for their beautiful mohair fleece and connection to old-world textile traditions.
SORREL, BRAMBLE & WHITTAKER
Angora goats have long played an important role in traditional fiber farming and heritage textile arts.
FAQ ABOUT ANGORA GOATS
What is mohair?
Mohair is a natural fiber produced by Angora goats. It is known for its softness, durability, warmth, and beautiful sheen, and has been used in textiles for generations.
Are your goats friendly?
Absolutely. Our goats are incredibly social, curious, and friendly. Many enjoy attention and interacting with visitors — though they may occasionally nibble on clothing, shoelaces, or anything else they think might secretly be a snack.
Can I sponsor snacks for the goats?
Yes! Through The Herd & Roost, you can send special treats and enrichment snacks to the herd. Sponsored treats will be featured on our social media so you can watch the goats enjoy them.
Do goats really have unique personalities?
They absolutely do. Sorrel is outgoing and mischievous, Bramble is calm and sweet, Whittaker is shy and incredibly dramatic about snack time.
