Little Goat Lane is a family-owned mini goat farm located in the beautiful Madera Ranchos in Madera, California, just 20 minutes north of Fresno. We're dedicated to raising healthy, happy Nigerian Dwarf and Pygmy goats with love and care.
Our farm specializes in breeding quality mini goats that make wonderful pets, companions, and additions to hobby farms. We have both adult goats and kids (baby goats) available throughout the year.
All our goats receive:
We practice ethical breeding to ensure the health and well-being of our goats. Each goat is raised with individual attention and care, and we carefully screen all potential homes to ensure our goats go to loving families.
Whether you're looking for a pet, a companion animal, or additions to your existing herd, we'd love to help you find the perfect goat for your needs.
We absolutely love our Nigerian Dwarf goats from Little Goat Lane! They were healthy, well-socialized, and exactly as described. The owners were incredibly helpful with all our questions.
March 29, 2025
Great experience buying our Pygmy goats here. The farm is clean and well-maintained, and you can tell the animals are cared for with love. Will definitely return!
March 29, 2025
The customer service at Little Goat Lane is outstanding. They helped us choose the perfect goats for our family and provided excellent after-purchase support.
March 29, 2025
Currently available for sale
Nigerian Dwarf
Sweet and playful 2-year-old doe with beautiful blue eyes. Great milk production lineage.
Age: 1 month
Color: Black, White, Grey
Price: $150.00
Nigerian Dwarf
Gentle 3-year-old doe with excellent milking pedigree. Registered with ADGA.
Age: 4 years
Color: Solid black
Price: $150.00
Nigerian Dwarf
Friendly and curious 1-year-old wether. Perfect companion animal for children.
Age: 1 month
Color: White, Brown
Price: $125.00
Mini goats are intelligent, social animals that form strong bonds with their human families. They're smaller than standard goats, making them easier to handle and requiring less space. They're excellent for weed control and can provide milk (in the case of does).
As a general rule, you should provide at least 200 square feet of outdoor space per goat. They need shelter from the elements, secure fencing, and areas to climb and play. While they're small, they're active animals that need room to exercise.
Mini goats primarily eat hay or pasture grass. They also need a small amount of grain (goat feed) daily, especially pregnant or milking does. Fresh water, minerals, and occasional treats like fruits and vegetables round out their diet.
Yes, goats are herd animals and need companionship. We strongly recommend getting at least two goats unless you already have other compatible animals (like sheep) that can serve as companions.
With proper care, mini goats typically live 10-15 years. Nigerian Dwarfs tend to live longer than Pygmy goats on average.
Meet our beautiful goats
Have questions? Send us a message!