GOATS
The Refuge is home to several herds of goats. Enjoy their beautiful faces and click on each one to learn their stories of rescue.
Suzanne and Nanette came to us from Corapeake, NC after being rescued from a dangerous and neglectful living situation with various other animals. Luckily, PETA and the Gates County Sheriff's Department worked together to remove all of the animals, and both of these sweet goats were brought here as soon as possible.
Nanette and Suzanne came to us from Corapeake, NC after being rescued from a dangerous and neglectful living situation with various other animals. Luckily, PETA and the Gates County Sheriff's Department worked together to remove all of the animals, and both of these sweet goats were brought here as soon as possible.
Jane came to us from South Carolina after being found wandering between agricultural colleges. She lived like this, without a home, for many months before York County Animal Control was able to bring her to safety. They reached out to us for help, and we were thankfully able to rescue her.
Bobby, once starving and injured, now thrives at the Refuge. With care and a new family, his journey towards healing and happiness continues.
From Fiesta Road to refuge, Fiesta's story shines with hope. Amidst a loving herd, she seeks treats and affection, a testament to her resilience and the care she receives at the Refuge.
Katie and Elf were rescued from a neglect case in Garner, NC. Thriving at the Refuge, Katie's playful nature and curiosity bring joy. With special care, they've overcome adversity, embodying resilience and hope.
Elf and Katie were rescued from a neglect case in Garner, NC. Thriving at the Refuge, Katie's playful nature and curiosity bring joy. With special care, they've overcome adversity, embodying resilience and hope.
Eliot, a strong-willed goat, found a permanent home at the Refuge after a local animal shelter rescued him. Leading his herd, he enjoys the attention of visitors.
Wisteria, born after a traumatic attack on her herd, has grown up confidently at the Refuge with her mother Moscato by her side.
Moscato and her daughter Wisteria survived a predator attack before finding refuge. Moscato has healed and now leads her herd confidently.
Jonathan, a stray turned gentle leader, found sanctuary at the Refuge. He's known for his fantastic beard and affectionate nature.
Todd, a playful pygmy goat, found safety after wandering the streets. He's playful and enjoys exploring with his goat companions.
Electra found refuge at the Sanctuary after her sister's tragic death. She's timid around strangers but cherishes affection from known friends.
Miyoko and her friends, saved from a butchery, now call the Refuge home. She's known for her friendly nature and love for scratches.
Ethan, a shy pygmy goat, found companionship at the Refuge. He's now more confident, thanks to his friendship with Lillie.
Jasmine, rescued from a butchery, found sanctuary at the Refuge. She's known for her affectionate nature and enjoys giving kisses to humans.
Sophie, rescued from a butchery, arrived with her friends at the Refuge. Affectionate and fearless, she loves human companionship.
Cassie, once fearful after a traumatic rescue, now thrives at the Refuge. She embodies resilience, enjoying the company of her fellow goats in safety and comfort.
Hercules, once starving, now embodies vitality at the Refuge. She's a lively presence, always eager for treats and adventures.
Caleb, once near death, now flourishes at the Refuge. From illness to confidence, he's grown into a playful and sociable goat, relishing the attention of visitors.
Marceau, a survivor of a backyard butchery, is cherished for his affectionate nature. Affectionate and mellow, he finds solace and companionship among his fellow goats.

