We are located in Ellensburg, Washington.
Please read our sales policies (below) before making inquiries.
Bred Does Available
Here is a chance to get amazing genetics and have your own baby goats born on your farm without having to own a buck! I do not guarantee live kids (nobody can), but does were in strong heats on the dates I listed, and Hootie lived with the girls from 12/22 through 1/5. These girls are registered and will come with a doe-only service memo (meaning you can only register does, not bucks).
PACKAGE DEALS: These two does can go together as a package for $600. That’s a deal!

Pixiebrook Raisin the Roof, $400
DOB: 5-13-2025, Black and White with Roaning
Bred to Onaqui FC Hoot Owl, Due 5/21/2026
Sire: Springwater SJF Sgt Pepper (Springwater AL Jack Frost x Springwater U Walk This Way)
Dam: Springwater BR Blueberry (Better Wayz Rhythm x Springwater AL Strwbery Flowr)

Pixiebrook Abbi Cadabra, $400
DOB: 5-18-2025, Black and Tan Swiss with Moonspots, DNA Parentage Verified
Bred to Onaqui FC Hoot Owl, Due 5/21/2026
Sire: Springwater SJF Sgt Pepper (Springwater AL Jack Frost x Springwater U Walk This Way)
Dam: Springwater BR Magic Charms (Better Wayz Rhythm x Springwater AL Intuition Magic)
Sales & Policies
Pixiebrook Farm – Ellensburg, Washington
Registered Nigerian Dwarf goats for sale in Washington State, located near Seattle, Wenatchee, and Yakima.
Farm Visits & Biosecurity
To protect herd health, farm visits are limited to pickups only. We maintain strict biosecurity practices, and our Livestock Guardian Dog helps keep our goats safe. Please respect that we do not allow casual visits.
General Sales Policy
We take pride in finding the right homes for our goats and encourage buyers to stay in touch with questions.
All inquiries assume you have read and agree to these terms.
- We screen all buyers and reserve the right to refuse any sale.
- We may retain any kid born on our farm; inquiries do not guarantee availability.
- We do not offer reservations or stud services.
- We do not guarantee perfect conformation, but we are transparent about any known faults.
- Genetic infertility or congenital defects confirmed by a vet or genetic test (e.g., UC Davis) are eligible for replacement only.
- No other guarantees are made once the goat leaves our property.
- We are happy to supply heavily discounted kids to active 4-H members in the fall. All 4-H goats should be in the new owner’s name prior to winter.
Herd Health
We are a WADDL-tested clean herd (Johne’s, CAE, CL, Brucellosis). Full herd testing was completed annually from 2017–2021 with all negative results. We test any new additions during quarantine.
If you request current testing, we can coordinate with our vet. Costs are typically $150 for the vet visit plus WADDL fees.
Our goats are raised on alfalfa hay, limited Purina Goat Chow, and a free-choice mineral buffet anchored by Purina Wind and Rain Goat Mineral. We suggest all buyers have alfalfa available free-choice during transition.
All kids are raised on a coccidia and parasite prevention program emphasizing nutrition, mineral balance, and Bioworma for non-chemical worm control. Be prepared to contact a vet and treat for coccidia bloom if your goat experiences stress or diarrhea after moving.
Goat Care & Management
- Disbudding: All kids are disbudded prior to 10 days old; we do not sell horned goats.
- Dam-Raised Kids: We raise all kids on their dams for better health, manners, and temperament. Bottle babies are usually not available.
- Culling Policy: Goats not meeting our health or conformation standards are humanely processed. This ensures the integrity of our breeding program and the welfare of our animals.
Buyer Responsibilities
To provide a safe, healthy environment for your goat(s):
- Follow our feeding and care guidance. Avoid diet changes, stress, and rough handling.
- Provide secure, dry shelter and fencing. Goats must stay dry to stay healthy.
- Have at least one other goat. Goats are herd animals and cannot thrive alone.
- Bring proper transport. We will not release a goat if travel conditions are unsafe.
- Arrive on time for pickup. Missed appointments forfeit future sales.
- Out-of-state buyers must arrange and prepay for any desired health certificates (~$200–$300 per farm visit).
Once a goat leaves our property, we cannot guarantee its health—too many variables are outside our control.