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Sale Policy

Updated on 2/16/08

To serve our buyers best we like to have the following questions answered before selling any goat.

  1. Do you currently have any goats and if not, have you ever owned them in the past?

  2. Is the area where you will keep your goats fenced, and with what kind of fencing?

  3. What type of shelter will the goats have?

  4. If you have pet dogs will they be securely fenced away from the goats?

  5. Do you have a veterinarian, preferably one that is familiar with goats?

  6. Are you planning on breeding goats, or just want a couple as pets?

 

We reserve the right to refuse sale to anyone for any reason.

We will not disbud or dehorn our goats.   We offer polled (naturally hornless) goats for those interested in goats with no horns.

Our does are good mothers so we do not sell bottle babies unless something occurred naturally which requires us to bottle feed.

The price of the goat includes either a registration application OR a registration certificate.  This depends on the age of the goat at the time it is sold and if the required photos have been taken yet. We only supply registration applications for wethers upon request.

The price of the goat does NOT include any lab tests, veterinary exam or health certificate.  If requested, these items may be done at the buyer’s expense.  It is the buyer’s responsibility to determine what is required for goats entering their state.

 

Deposits and Pick-up

A non-refundable deposit of $100 will hold a kid until it is 12 weeks old.  We will not accept deposits on kids that aren’t born yet.  If a kid is not picked up or shipped by 12 weeks old we begin to charge a boarding fee of $2.00 a day to continue to hold the kid for you unless other written arrangements have been made.  Goats not picked up with-in 30 days of pick-up date will become the property of
R Fainting Farm and no refund will be given on any money already paid.

Buyers should be prepared to transport goats in an adequately sized, well ventilated, and covered cage or vehicle.  The goat needs to be able to stand, turn around and lay down comfortably.  A goat tied in the bed of a pick-up truck is not safe and this will not be allowed.  A cage in the bed of a pick up needs to have protection from rain, sun and too much wind.  Sorry but we are unable to offer delivery.  Final payment must be paid in cash, money order or certified check prior to the goat leaving our farm.  No personal checks will be accepted for final payment!

 

Shipping By Air

We have shipped many kids through Delta and Northwest Airlines with good results and can help answer any questions that you may have.  Buyers are expected to cover all shipping costs including shipping crate and veterinary health certificates.  Shipping costs can vary greatly from year to year so please contact us for an estimate.  Sorry but we are unable to ship goats by air from May 1st - Sept. 1st due to our high temperatures.

 

Shipping By Ground

We prefer to ship by air since it is much quicker and seems to be less stressful for the goats, however ground shipping is fine as long as the goats aren't going to be in the truck/trailer for weeks.  Keep in mind kids need to be shipped by 3 months old or boarding fees will apply.  Below is a list of ground shippers that I've heard good things about and feel comfortable using.  If you have a different shipper that you would like to use feel free to discuss their service with me.  Buyers are expected to cover all shipping costs including veterinary health certificates.

Ron Keener

Edgar Ranch Sheep & Goat Hauling

U-Ship

Livestock Transport

 

 

 

Sharon Reeves
Mobile, Alabama
rfaintingfarm@bellsouth.net

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