OUR GOATS ARE CURRENTLY FOR SALE. http://burlington.craigslist.org/grd/3527498449.html
Mabra SOLD
Mabra is the matriarch of our goat herd at Trillium Hill Farm. Being one of the first kids Sara raised, Mabra has been around for awhile and is used to getting what she wants (scratches, apple cores, and to be the first on the milk stand in the morning).
Parrot SOLD
 Photo: Jim Berkeley
Parrot is a loud goat! When Sara walks into the barn in the morning to milk, Parrot greets her with a loud hello! She sure lives up to her name by talking a lot! A young goat with a sweet demeanor, we look forward to having Parrot around for a long time.
Dancer
 Photo: Philip Galiga
Dancer came to us from Lazy Lady Farm in the fall of 2010. She is a great milker and a great mom! She is very motherly towards all of the kids in the spring and took especially good care of her daughter, Comet, in 2011.
Comet SOLD
Comet is very mild-mannered and gentle like her mother. She is one of the youngest milkers on our farm!
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Owl SOLD
 Photo: Philip Galiga
Owl came to us from Does’ Leap Farm, in Bakersfield, Vermont, where we interned in 2007 and first learned how to take care of dairy goats. We bought her when she was about a month old and brought her to Hinesburg to accompany Mabra, who was also only about a month old. As a kid, Owl’s special talent was bounding; it once took her to the top of the 6 foot wall that resides in the goats’ pen!
Harriet
 Photo: Philip Galiga
Harriet is Mabra’s daughter and was named after James’ uncle Harry as she was born on his birthday in March, 2010. Harriet has beautiful markings and is very sociable, nibbling on anything she can get her mouth on!
Ada SOLD
 Photo: Philip Galiga
While she is probably they shyest goat in the bunch, Ada is full of spunk and loves to run and kick up her back legs!
Lovina SOLD
 Photo: Philip Galiga
Lovina lives up to her nick-name “Lovey” by always demanding love and affection with her human visitors.
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