Opals Buc-cee- Opal baby 2

Baby Goat- Aprils Fool Boy!

Goat , Nigerian Dwarf , Kid (male) |Dark fawn and black

DOB: 4/1/2026

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Meet Opals baby boy! This is the first boy goat on our farm!

Born 4-1-26. He is not registered. Available to go to new home in 8 weeks. That would have him leaving our farm around May 27, 2026.

He is dark fawn, black on neck, shoulders, down his front legs and some on his back legs. The black on his back legs is placed on his knees and wraps around the leg! Has black tail with white on the tip. He has a few white hairs on top of his head and white spot on his left side. He came out pretty well developed and big for his size!

I believe he will have horns. Insure your fencing does not allow the goat to stick its head through and get stuck. Our goats have been interacted with daily and are well socialized- but that doesn’t mean they won’t use their horns if they have them!

Opals Buc-cee is adorable as can be and will gladly do a FaceTime / send videos if interested in purchasing!

He will receive Selenium and Vitamin E Injections to ensure strong limbs. CDT will be given at 1 month of age and at 2 months before going to new home. Will need follow up CDT booster shots and then yearly CDT shots. I can show you how to do them or you can bring him back for follow up shots/or have a vet do them!

If our little goat catches your eye and you know you want him when it comes time for him to leave our farm, we can hold him for a 50% non-refundable deposit ($50).

Deposits are non-refundable. If we go out of the way to hold a baby for you and you decide you are not ready for goat life, we have lost our sale and time that we could have used to place her in a new home. Please don’t make it harder on us because you changed your mind. We understand things come up, so if you are not ready to purchase, please hold off on giving a deposit. If you need to discuss purchasing baby goat with partner/spouse- please discuss BEFORE giving us a deposit. We are not selling these baby goats for profit. Any money made from selling these goats literally goes back into the goats. (Feed, Supplements, Hay, Minerals, Medical supplies, etc).

This goat is not a bottle baby. Please do not message me asking if we can put her on a bottle to be sold as a bottle baby. Kid goats are much healthier when fed from mom (received colostrum and taken in antibodies). We ONLY fed from a bottle if mom refuses to feed.

Goats are herd animals and need to live with other goats/friends on the farm.

If you have other questions, please reach out! I’m glad to discuss all things baby with you!

Updated 4/23/2026