Our Goats
You can find Camp Hanover’s goats in one of two pens in the field between the garden and the pollinator meadow. They also get time to range around the field outside their pen. While roaming, the goats enjoy nibbling on grasses and tree leaves.
Goats were one of the first animals domesticated by humans. Archaeological evidence has shown people in East Asia were living with goats as early as 11,000 years ago. Since then, goats have been sources of milk, wool, and meat for humans.
Luna
Boer
black and white coat
female
Ranger
Nigerian Dwarf-Nubian cross
mostly black coat with white belly and mottled ears
male
Harmony
Nigerian Dwarf-Nubian cross
cinnamon coat
mom of Twin A and Twin B
Twin A
Nigerian Dwarf-Nubian cross
white coat
male
Twin B
Nigerian Dwarf-Nubian cross
black, brown, and white coat
male
Help us name the babies
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Support our herd
Choose an item from our goat registry
Meet them in person
Visitors of all ages enjoy interacting with our animal friends. But campers get to spend the most time with them. Find a summer session for your day or overnight camper. Or learn about our after-school camp, CHASE.