We would like to sell a few goats this fall. Reasonable offers considered, particularly for bucks, or groups (group= 3 or more) including bucks. If you live close enough to us, trades for hay or for stall-cleaning labor could be a possibility.
Many of our goats have moonspots or parents with moonspots.
As well as some adults and some spring & summer kids, we have a buck kid for sale that was born recently (mid-October). A few of the summer kids are for sale at pet prices. See our "For Sale" page.
Here are a few snapshots of some of our Nigerian Dwarf Goats
Roundabout Persian Princess and
Roundabout Moon & Stars (2007 picture)
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Roundabout Chocolate Brulee
(April 2008 picture)
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Roundabout Peg Gyy Sue (born 4-29-09)
Roundabout Flame says "PLEEEZE let me out!"
(September 2009 picture)
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Linda Toivainen & Irving Walker
Roundabout Minifarm
Waterboro, Maine 04087
roundabout@sacoriver.net **
** Lately , some emails have not been getting through to us at our main email address. If you email us about goats and don't get a reply within a day or so, please try our other email address: sure2pay@yahoo.com
Hi! We're Linda and Irving.
We have been raising NIGERIAN DWARF GOATS** since 1987 here at ROUNDABOUT MINIFARM in Waterboro, Maine. So to begin, we have posted some pages with pictures and information on some of our goats. (More to come) Some of the pages show the goats we have for sale.
**We have just added a page to show the pedigrees for some of our goats and their ancestors. More to be added as time allows.
We also have a page about our fantastic HAIRLESS AMERICAN TERRIERS, Bare Louise and Gary.
Later we will add pages for the handcrafted RENEW'D RELICS items that Linda makes from recycled and found materials.
We sell various items at group shops and flea markets under the name FUNKY & FUN, so we'll feature some of those items here as well.
So check back periodically!
This is Ollie, born in 1990. As an adult, he voluntarily moved out to become a barn cat. In the last few years, I convinced him to move inside the house during the cold weather. He and our dog Bare Louise loved each other, and it was really neat to see them bumping heads and giving each other love-bites!
On May 22, we had to have Ollie put down :>( He would have been 19 years old in August.
