08/28/2025
We’ve been unbelievably busy lately and are behind on updates—thank you for your patience!
Last weekend, we were asked to take in two surrendered goats after their owner passed away. These girls are both in need of immediate care.
🐐 Sweet Pea (the Kiko mix) – Has extremely overgrown hooves, and she suffers from severe arthritis. Walking is painful for her.
🐐 Daisy (the Pygmy) – While otherwise in good condition, she is dealing with a very unusual issue. Her udder is extremely enlarged (this is not mastitis)—so large it has dragged the ground and developed scabs. She has never been bred, never been exposed, and never been milked, yet she is producing heavily. Even after being milked down by more than half, her udder is still the size of a large melon, making it difficult for her to walk with her short legs.
We’ve trimmed both girls’ hooves, which is already helping, but they urgently need veterinary care. Sweet Pea will likely require x-rays and full diagnostics for her arthritis, and Daisy needs testing and treatment for her udder condition.
As you know, vet care is expensive—and we simply cannot cover it without help.
🙏 Please consider donating to support Sweet Pea and Daisy’s care. Any amount will make a difference and bring them closer to the healthy, comfortable life they deserve.
Thank you so much for your generosity—Sweet Pea and Daisy will be forever grateful!
Website: www.dhfr.org
Venmo:
PayPal:
Zelle: 770-539-2053
Check: 5069 Pleasant View Circle
Gainesville, GA 30504
Sweet Pea and Daisy say THANK YOU!
Matthew 25: 35-40
(disclosure - picture of Daisy is after she was milked down)