A Different Kind of Farm

We are so excited to participate in @saratogaplan's second Farm Showcase! As an all-volunteer nonprofit, it can be challenging for us to host our own events, so being able to welcome visitors to the farm and support Saratoga PLAN's mission to protect farmland and nature is a great opportunity! We hope you can join us! Info & tickets at saratogaplan.org

We had a great time at @capregionvegans's Veg Out festival in Troy this weekend and we’re thrilled to officially welcome Julieanne MacDonald to City Goat Farm’s Board of Directors! A lifelong animal lover, Julieanne led a remarkable three-year rescue effort that saved 38 neglected goats and sheep—many of them pregnant—who had been left to suffer in her neighborhood. City Goat was proud to provide homes for 14 of the herd, including their babies. Julieanne brings unmatched dedication, experience, and deep compassion to our mission, and we’re so glad to have her join our all-volunteer team. 💕🐑🐐

Here it is, your moment of Zen. 🐖

💁 City Goat Farm needs a new tagline… …and let's just say we need some help. Share your ideas below! ⬇️

Nests tucked in hay bales. Eggs nestled under the eaves. Around the farm, new life shows up quietly, trusting this space to be safe. From rescued hens to wild wrens, everyone finds a home here. #farmlife #wildneighbors #farmsanctuary #springtime #birdnests #babyseason #compassioninaction

Meet Louise: Louise and her four sisters came to the farm about a month ago when we were contacted by a member of our community looking for a home for their much-loved flock. After four years, their coop was in disrepair and they recognized they would be better suited somewhere with more space. We were happy to welcome these girls, and they're adjusting well. Since their initial quarantine, they were introduced to the rest of the flock last week and have integrated seamlessly, with their friendly disposition and constant curiosity. Welcome, Louise, Thelma, Gertie, Jemima, and Olive! 💕🐔