City Goat Farm Sanctuary

06/07/2026

Bassett would like to remind you to stop by City Goat Farm's open house today!

12:00-2:00 pm
833 Swaggertown Road (corner of Charlton Rd)

Come meet the rescue animals, learn what we do here, and stay to watch the parade!

Limited parking available, or walk down from the Founders Day Market.

06/06/2026

Having a great time at Party in the Park! Come check out our booth. All proceeds support our rescued animals! 💕

05/26/2026

Join City Goat Farm for a community open house during Charlton's Founders Day Weekend!

On Sunday, June 7 from 12–2pm, we’ll be opening the farm to visitors to meet the residents, learn more about what we do, and enjoy some time with the animals. Stay after your visit and catch the Founders Day parade!

Whether you’re a longtime friend of the farm or have been meaning to stop by for the first time, we’d love to see you.

🐐 City Goat Farm Open House
🗓️ Sunday, June 7, 2026
🕐 12–2pm
📍 833 Swaggertown Rd (x Charlton Rd)

05/12/2026

No matter how hydrated she us, our girl Bonnie Mac will go for the fresh pour every time. 💅

Thanks to Catey’s Animal Adventures for helping us provide the best care to our residents!

05/12/2026

05/10/2026

Bianca is the matriarch of our goat herd — the mother or grandmother of every goat here because we rescued her with her family.

People ask us all the time if we milk our goats. We don’t, and we never will.

Like all mammals, goats produce milk for their babies. Dairy production requires repeated breeding, separation, and taking milk that was meant for their kids. That’s not the life we want for the animals who call this sanctuary home.

Watching Bianca surrounded by generations of her family is one of the clearest reminders of why this work matters. Farm animals are deeply social, emotional beings with relationships, memories, and families of their own.

Happy Mother's Day 💐

04/28/2026

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04/28/2026

Padme and Bassett have settled in so well. Thank you Catey’s Animal Adventures for sharing them!