Our Animals

Kiko Goats

Three girls, two boys and a future built around hardy goats, healthier ground and practical fire preparedness.

Dolly, Sugi and Periwinkle, the Kiko doe kids

Meet the girls

Dolly, Sugi & Periwinkle

Dolly and Sugi are the bigger girls; tiny Periwinkle surprised everybody by being the star of the first forest walk. The girls already respond to the bucket cue, “Let’s go, girls,” and are learning to move calmly as a team.

Thor and Loki, the Kiko boys

Meet the boys

Thor & Loki

Thor is our future herd buck. Loki is his companion wether, loyal shadow and occasional shirt-tugging reminder that manners are a long-term project. They are learning leash work, boundaries and calm movement before they become full-size goats.

The long game

Training first.
Grazing service later.

We are building toward targeted grazing for brush management and wildfire-fuel reduction. Before the herd works away from home, we are testing fencing, water, transport, plant safety, repeat grazing and emergency plans on our own land.

Our two smaller pygmy-type goats are joining the cleanup team too. Small goats, as it turns out, have no objection to a big assignment.

Join the future interest list
NOWBucket cues · handling · leash manners
NEXTPortable fencing · water · forest trials
FUTUREBreeding · pilot properties · grazing service