Capriola's

Quality, Registered Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats in Oregon

For Sale

Last updated: 12/16/09

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We will have more babies born January through April 2010 - Contact us to place your free reservations!

 4-H and Multiple Purchase Discounts Offered!!

You are welcome to place a deposit or purchase a goat with PayPal using your credit card or personal bank account.  I am a verified member of Paypal.  Please remember to include the 4% service charge in your payment.  Thank you!

Email: wannabacres@msn.com    Phone: (503) 320-2215

 Our kidding season is starting!  We have three bucks/wethers available, more information/photos to come shortly!

Does For Sale:

We are helping a friend sell a doe she bought from us, Mystiques Spirit of Isis Blue.  "Iris" is a lovely doe with great general appearance, a nice mammary system with extremely long, easy to milk teats, and a good personality.  She does tend to be the "herd queen" and a bit bossy with some other goats, but not all.

She is a quiet doe and has been living within city limits - she is a good doe for those living in the city but she does enjoy testing fences some of the time, so secure fencing is a must (as with any goat ;)  She has been kept in excellent health and only around other goats of our herd.  She tested negative for CAE and CL in 2008 but has not been tested this year.

She kidded with gorgeous triplets earlier this year, when bred to Royal Blue.  One of her boys is at work as a herd sire in Idaho, they are very happy with his overall conformity, as were we!  :)

Iris has been bred to Camanna LK Royal Blue and is due 4/20/10 through 4/30/10.

Sale pending - (AW)

 

Mammary photos taken at 30 days fresh with 12 hours of milk.  Her teats are much longer now and she is very easy to milk!

Bucks For Sale:

 Camanna LK Royal Blue ~ A very handsome buck with many kids on the ground and daughters due to freshen spring 2010.  I just have too many bucks, so Roy is being offered for sale or on winter lease to a great home.  His dam won big this year at a large show.  She is now a permanent champion in ADGA.

Roy is very tame and gentle-natured but is in full rutt right now (very stinky!).  He walks very well on a lead and has the most gentle behavior, even when in rutt.  Something you don't find too often with bucks.  ;)  He has great conformation being long, level, and dairy with sharp, tight shoulders, good feet and legs and a nice rear leg set.  I've noticed significant improvements in his kid's rear leg sets and height/width to the escutcheon.  His kids are also super long-bodied.

Please contact for price.

Photos taken summer 2008 - please excuse the "fluff" on his neck, it was my one of my first times clipping  ;)

Terms and Conditions:  We will hold a goat in the sale pending status for a period of four days, until deposit is received, after which the animal will be posted for sale again.  Breeding animals will be held for 20 days while transportation is arranged.  We may be able to hold the animal(s) longer than 20 days with a boarding fee of up to $2 per day.

We accept PayPal, checks, and money orders for deposits/reservations.  CASH is required for the remaining balance (if any) at pick-up.

Capriola's goats are only sold to great homes.  Our definition of a great home is one who will provide all of the following:

 * lots of love *
* a clean, dry, protected shelter *
* fresh water, free-choice quality hay, minerals, and baking soda *
* secure fencing to keep goats in and wandering predators out *
* grain for growing babies, lactating does (and others, as needed) *
* a safe environment free of hazardous materials, including poisonous plants *
* access to a veterinarian who will treat goats *
* regular health care and de-worming *
* routine hoof trimming *
* a caprine companion *
* lots of love *

If you cannot (or will not) provide the above listed things, then, I am sorry, but we will not sell our goats to you.

Once a sale has been completed we cannot accept returns except on rare occasions.

Buck and Wether Kids

For health reasons, all buck kids that are destined for "wether-hood" are castrated around 7-8 weeks of age, never before this age.  Until this time, all "wethers" are actually intact bucklings. 

If a kid is listed as a buck/wether, they are of the quality to sell as bucks, however, if they are not reserved as bucks by 8 weeks of age, they will be castrated, and sold for the lower price, regardless of their quality.  Kids listed as "wethers" may be reserved now as pets.  Wethers make some of the best pet goats!  So, if you are only interested in a loving pet and not for milk or breeding, we highly recommend purchasing a pair of wethers.

If you are interested in showing your new wether(s) we are willing and able to get them registered with American Goat Society.  Please ask!

Animal Health

All of our goats are CAE/CL disease-free.  Our most recent complete herd testing was October 2009.  All results came back negative.  We have only purchased goats from CAE/CL disease-free herds.  None of our goats have ever had abscesses.  We plan on testing for CAE every year.

All of our goats, adults and kids, are healthy and well-cared for.  We do all basic veterinary care, relying on our veterinarian for only the most severe (and highly unusual occasions).  However, if you would like your new kid (or goat) vet-checked, we will gladly do so, at your expense.  Please contact us for the current veterinarian examination fee.

Guarantees

All of our goats are healthy and happy, we will NOT sell a sick or defective animal, for any reason.  Your goat will leave our farm in excellent health.  Because we cannot oversee the care, feeding, and management of your new goat, we are unable to guarantee the health after it leaves our farm, although we wish that we could!  We will do our very best to ensure your goats transition to their new home goes as smoothly as possible.  This includes supplying you with samples of their grain, probiotics, and Nutri-Drench.

At this time, we are unable to offer a height guarantee.  None of our Nigerians at this time (does and bucks) are above the ADGA or AGS height limit.  They are actually all well-under the height limit.  Many of them are under the height limit for NDGA as well.

We strive to breed Nigerians with beautiful, correct mammary systems.  However, no one can accurately predict the mammary system or milk production of a young doe kid, we are unable to guarantee this.  Genetics & management play a huge factor in determining the outcome of a doe's udder and milk production.

We will replace an infertile doe or buck that was bred by Capriola's, you must provide a written statement from a veterinarian stating the animal is infertile because of a genetic defect and not due to lack of proper health care.

 Deposits/Reservations

 A deposit is required to hold any goat.  We ask $50 for mature does and $75 for mature bucks.  This is non-refundable should you back out of the sale.

All animals are sold on "breeders terms" meaning we may ask for stud service back, first right of refusal, doe kid back, etc. . . on an individual basis.  I will notify the buyer before the sale, should this be the case.

A non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your selected kid after birth.  $25 to reserve wether kids, $50 for does and $75 for bucks.  The kid(s) will then be reserved for you until weaning, while transportation is arranged.  We try to keep in touch with you until weaning age, but if we do not hear back from you within 5 days of the kid(s) being weaned, they will once again be offered for sale; deposit will not be refunded.

Returned checks will be charged a $20 fee from the bank.  

All kids (adults as well) are disbudded, tattooed, up-to-date on vaccinations, de-worming, hoof trimming, and all other health care.  They will come with individual health records, original registration papers or applications for registration, progeny, show, and barn milk records (if applicable). 

I am a verified member of PayPal - you may send your payment to wannabacres@msn.com - Please remember to include the 4% service charge. 

Or if you prefer you may send a check to:

Olivia Rose Marquez 

P.O. Box 83128    Portland, Oregon 97283

Transportation

At this time, we are not able to ship our goats (adults or kids).  This will hopefully be something we can provide in the near future.  You may pick-up at the farm, or it may be possible to meet somewhere.  There are also many options for ground transportation.  You may look here: http://www.uship.com/ or http://www.travelwithronk.com/ for more information on that.

I have met new owners with their goats in Portland, OR (approximately a 90 mile drive round-trip from the farm).  I charge a trip fee of $25 to cover gasoline and a small amount for my time.

I have also met owners in Kelso, WA.  Kelso is approximately 170 mile round-trip drive from the farm.  I ask for $40 to cover gas and a little for my time.  If I am able to group trips together then the cost can be lowered.  Please feel free to contact us regarding transporting your new goats!

Other Information

We are able to get your new goat(s) AVID microchipped.  We do ask that you pay for the microchip, shipping, and placement.  $16 for the first, $10 for each additional goat.  Please request well in advance if you would like this done.

In some cases, we are able to breed mature does (that are being offered for sale) for an additional fee of $75.  This fee is non-refundable should the doe fail to produce desired kids, for whatever reason.  If the doe is not paid for in full before breeding, then kids born will carry our herdname.  Service memos will be included with purchase.  Some breedings will be limited to "doe kid only" service memos.

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