If you really need a goat, you may wish to consult none other than George W. Bush. He read a book about pet goats once I hear...

You can read all about Goat Chow here!
http://www.purinamills.com/OurProducts. ... oduct=goat

Sue - according to the web site you sent me - which was Fabulous - thank you, Mikes Feed, which I pass, going to and from work everyday carries Purina Goat chow. Im going to check it out tomorrow. As a matter of fact, that's where I got Mollie, at a pet adoption. They might know more about the Jersey laws about livestock living in residential areas. Even tho, we're not very residential, by my standards.

Thanks again.

OMG, John's gonna kill me for sure.

Fear not Ceashell, JC is sure (well, maybe not THAT sure*) that this is a ploy. Ive been wanting a cat for a long time. (to keep mice and snakes away - Im not really a cat person)Her name - wherever she is - is Bella. He thinks if I whine long enough about getting a goat, when he gets back from Okemah to a cat - he'll be relieved. He thinks that's my plan.

Truth is Mr. Frodo is cuter than any cat I've ever seen except Strawberry, Bruno & PICL's. But they all have their own families.

And I rarely have a plan.

* He did ask me yesterday if I thought there was Goat day care.

Jay and I met our first pygmy goat in 1980. I've wanted one ever since, but daycare is definitely part of why I don't have one, even though they can be semi-house pets. When I lived in the Hill Country and had full-size goats, I just contacted the local 4-H Club and the problem was solved. It's a little different in an urban area.