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Policies

SALES POLICY:

* ALL goats will require a deposit if they are needing to be held more than 24 hours.


* Our deposits are 25% of the price of the goat, which will be included in the final price. Our deposits are non refundable.


* We do have a contract that will be signed for EVERY goat that leaves, feel free to ask about this before hand.


* If you are working with a transporter, let us know ASAP, so that we can have the goat ready to go by the time of pickup.


* We will not be held accountable if anything happens during transport. Once the goat leaves my care/property, we cannot be held accountable for anything if something happens.


* We have the right to retain any kid/goat at ANY time.


* We pull all kids at birth, so if wanting a kid you have two options. 1. Take kid on a bottle as soon as We’re confident on said animal leaving, OR 2. we Hold until weaning. Although, a “boarding” fee will be applied depending on how long they stay & how many resources they go through.


* We have the right to refuse sale for any reason we see fit.


* Any registration cost will be paid by the buyer. Goats will come with buyers choice of online application, or paper application. They will come with their papers if they are already registered.


* We are located in Purvis, MS, and will meet…but an extra fee will be applied, and We will not go more than 1 hour from the property unless discussed otherwise.


* We have a JOHNES Negative herd. We currently do have one member of the herd that has CAE. See section below, CAE Disclosure for more information. *She did not acquire this from the property, and we are doing absolutely everything we can to keep it where it is only her that is positive.* It is REQUIRED that you sign a contract stating you are aware of this. Press the button to see contracts:


* We do have FREE reservations, when it comes to wanting a kid out of a pairing, but after kids are born a deposit will be asked.


*All of our kids will be disbudded at the appropriate time for the kid. UNLESS, buyer request otherwise and payment has been done in full before hand.


This policy can change at any time.

CAE Disclosure

**READ BEFORE MESSAGING ABOUT UFD ANIMALS!!**

​I want to let everyone know that Nova HAD been diagnosed with Caprine Arthritis Encephalitis (CAE). CAE is a chronic viral disease affecting goats, which primarily impacts their joints and can sometimes affect other systems. We're working closely with our vet team to manage Nova's health and ensure she receives the best care possible. In addition, we're taking the following steps and more to prevent the spread of CAE in our herd:

  1. Testing and Monitoring: We regularly test all our goats for CAE and monitor their health closely.

  2. Hygiene Practices: We maintain strict hygiene and sanitation practices to reduce the risk of transmission.

  3. Isolating Affected Animals: Any goat showing symptoms or testing positive for CAE is kept separate from the rest of the herd to prevent further spread.

  4. Educating and Training: We’re continuously educating ourselves and our team on best practices for CAE prevention and management.

  5. Pulling All Kids: We have decided to pull all kids until we have 2 full sets of negative tests on all of the breeding animals. Kids will be on heat treated colostrum & pasturized milk, and given the best care possible. 

We appreciate your support and understanding as we navigate this situation. If you have any questions or need more information, please don’t hesitate to reach out. If you’ve purchased goats from us in the past, please rest assured that we implement rigorous testing and health protocols. We have no evidence to suggest any past animals are affected, and we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of health for all our goats. This decision to post this update was particularly challenging for me, as it ties into the reason for my recent break, compounded by my academic commitments. After extensive consultations with experienced breeders who have dealt with CAE firsthand, I have decided to proceed with our annual breeding program. However, we will not be breeding Nova . We are committed to managing this situation with the utmost care. Our focus will be on implementing comprehensive containment measures to prevent any spread of the disease. Fortunately, the CAE did not arise from the property, as it came from her previous home. I do not mean to bring shade to this breeder, and I am not naming names, to protect their privacy. I still hold this breeder very high, as they are who helped create my love for the LaMancha breed. Please note, as this post is pinned and featured, i cannot be held liable for anyone not reading pinned posts. This will also be disclosed in my sales policy.

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