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In order to survive as a breed, San Clemente Island goats need geographical diversification and genetic diversity within the breed. If you would like to be a responsible steward for this highly-endangered breed, please consider beginning a breeding program. If you already have San Clemente Island goats, you may wish to get additional goats to improve your gene pool. If you don't want to breed goats, you may still be interested in purchasing any non-breeding goats available.

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Only purebred San Clemente Island goats may be listed on this page. We are relying on the integrity and knowledge of our breeders to provide accurate information and to act ethically. If you would like to list a goat for sale or trade, please contact us with as many details as possible. For Sale listings will be removed 30 days after posting. If you're looking for a goat, let us know and we'll post it here.

Tips for purchasing goats

  • Consider asking the breeder to sell the goat pregnant. This will increase the gene pool in your area. Don't expect a guarantee of pregnancy.
  • Goats have to have permanent ID to ship interstate for breeding. Usually this means a scrapies tag.
  • Think biosecurity—any goats you buy should be CAE negative, dewormed, healthy, and test negative for diseases specified by state regulations. (Go to Map page to find out what your state requires. If your state doesn't have breeders listed, visit the US State Animal Import Regulations site posted by the USDA.)
  • There are many excellent purebred San Clemente Island goats for sale that are not registered. A good source for verifying purebred status is the International Dairy Goat Registry (IDGR), which registers San Clemente Island goats. They do not register all purebred San Clemente Island goats, but we can all work together to get the breeding history sorted out.
  • If you're selling to a zoo, please read our zoo page.




For Sale

Many breeders do have goats for sale, but not all breeders post ads on this complimentary page. You may also wish to contact breeders directly (see Breeder Map page).

Need help with gas money? Rideshares can work. See For Sale section.

Oregon breeder travelling eastward on cross-country trip is interested in buy/sell/trade of purebred San Clemente island stock. Have kept Earth Spirit bloodlines for many years. Leaving soon (late August), so please contact immediately to allow time for health certs etc. egraserlindsey@gmail.com


Northern California purebred San Clemente Island goat herd reduction:
3 yearling does.
2 doelings born this year.
2 bucklings.
All are of Rivetti bloodline. Please contact Christalene Loren, 707–987–0840 lorenwolf at myway.com


For sale in Massachusetts: 8 week old buck out of Plymouth Plantation line. Ready to go as a breeding buck or will be neutered. Nice traditional colors: brown, black and tan. Looking for $300+/-. Please contact David Harvey at 508–746–1017 or wellsbrook23@comcast.net

Anatolian puppies need transport from OK to WV, will help with gas money. Please contact steve@postoak.us


Wanted

Anyone may post a Wanted ad on this page for free (Contact Us), so take advantage of it! The more you say, the better. . . Breeders who have a very feral goat may prefer that it have lots of room to roam, breeders who have worked to tame a San Clemente Island goat may prefer it to go to a home with closer, hands-on care.

Wanted: registered doe. Open to trading.
Please contact Christalene Loren, 707–987–0840 lorenwolf@myway.com


Wanted: San Clemente Island goats for breeding and showing. Jean Smith, Carousel Critters, Middletown, Ohio 513–424–2023.


Looking for (2) San Clemente Island kids for breeding, show, and pets on our farm. Located in north/central Massachusetts.
Please call or e-mail Scott at 1–978–928–5870 or scott.trottier@neir.net


Looking for a buck to breed with our San Clemente Island does. Please contact Matt and Tanya at MTDickau@paintedmeadowsranch.com


Looking for San Clemente Island goats for public education efforts. Wethers OK. Please contact Tracy at Grace Ridge Farms graceridgefarms@yahoo.com


WANTED: Hardy, purebred San Clemente buck for herd sire. Interested in proving commercial value and viability of San Clemente Island breed by using SCI sire to further the present resilience of commercial pasture-raised meat herd. San Clementes offer smaller build and fewer fencing challenges than Spanish goats, and I'd like to see them introduced into commercial meat-goat breeding strategies. Herd focuses on hardy, mixed-breed goats in Tennessee, resistant to worms and grass-fed.
Please contact Floyd Estes, 349 Estes Lane, Manchester, TN 37355
Phone: 931–596–8724


Mary Canestorp; mcc@mdmxr.com; 910–743–9987; Looking for good breeding stock to start a breeding program. One to two bred does for a beginning farmer who desires to help save and promote the San Clemente breed.


WANTED: Looking for unrelated 1 male and 2 females for breeding and exhibition. Please contact Jay Tetzloff, Director of Animal Programs at the Great Plains Zoo at 605–367–7003 or jtetzloff@gpzoo.org

Looking for breeding pairs to represent each bloodline for breeding program. Please contact Jesse Kuhn at 415–309–0880.

Looking to purchase at least 3 male and 4 female purebred San Clemente Island goats. I am hoping to clear 50 acres of dense growth in Georgia while preserving an endangered breed, but am hoping for a price break if buying several: $400 for a goat is too steep for this part of the country. Will buy more if price is right. Please contact Patrick Fields at fields.patrick@gmail.com

Want to add a purebred line of San Clemente goats to our farm for purebred breeding program and possible milking. Please contact Kate at Sweetbriar Farm in NY. 607–777–9513.

We are looking for 1 buck and 4 or more does, kids or young animals more than welcome. Buck should be unrelated to the does all animals need to be purebred. We intend to start a breeding program on our beautiful green 13.5 acres in Southern Oregon.
Please contact Bob or Patty at bobcitrus@aol.com or phone 805–523–2213 or 805–794–4746.



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San Clemente Island Goat Association
3037 Halfway Road
The Plains, VA 20198
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