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Coloring Pages

Enjoy some custom printable coloring pages of our herd! Please share your masterpieces with us - we can feature them on the website with your parent's permission!

Coloring page of a goat eating hay in a field

"Polly"

Polly is black and white in real life, but you can make her any color you want! Maybe add some pizazz!

Coloring page of a goat with a beard eating a pumpkin in a pasture

"Richie"

Richie is blonde and white, but we bet you can make him look even cooler while he enjoys snacking on his pumpkin!

Coloring page of three goats eating brush and tree leaves in a fenced in area

"Dover," "Harry," and "Trenton

We like to call these boys "The Three Amigos." They are best buds! They are all brown, black, and white. Use your creativity to make them all look awesome while they reach for the yummy leaves!

Coloring page of a goat with black head and neck standing in a fenced pasture with sunshine and flow

"Albany"

Albany is a Boer goat. A lot of Boer goats have brown heads and white bodies. I'm sure Albany would not mind at all if you had a little fun here!

States and Capitals

Fun Fact: In true "Homeschool Mom" fashion, we decided to name some of our goats after State Capitals in order of ratification of the Constitution! What a fun way to learn about States and Capitals!

Photo of a brown and white goat looking at the camera with other goats in the background

Dover

Our very own Delaware was the first State to ratify the Constitution of the United States on December 7, 1787! This is why it is commonly known as "The First State!" Dover is the Capital of the First Great State of the USA! Meet sweet Dover!

Photo of a brown goat with white spots eating brush in a fenced in area

Harrisburg "Harry"

Pennsylvania was the second State to ratify the Constitution of the United States on December 12, 1787! Harrisburg is the State Capital of Pennsylvania. "Harry" is the loudest and proudest goat and you'll hear us respond with "We love you too, Harry!"

Brown goat with black points foraging in fall leaves

Trenton

New Jersey was the third State to sign the Constitution of the United States on December 18, 1787! Trenton is the State Capital of New Jersey! Meet Trenton - he is brave and handsome!

brown and black goat with blue eyes looking at the camera

Atlanta

Georgia was the fourth State to ratify the US Constitution on January 2, 1788. The Capital of Georgia is Atlanta. Meet Atlanta! We could get lost in his blue eyes!

Young Rand and white goat jumping up on his back legs to reach taller leaves on a tree

Hartford

Connecticut was the fifth US State to ratify the Constitution on January 9, 1788! Hartford is the Capital of Connecticut. We think Hartford is full of "heart." He is very sweet!

Black goat with blue eyes trotting towards the camera in the snow

Boston

Massachusetts was the sixth State to ratify the US Constitution on February 6, 1788! Boston is the Capital of Massachusetts. Meet Boston! He has the most beautiful ice-blue eyes we've ever seen!

black and white goat eating hay in a field

Annapolis "Polly"

Maryland was the seventh US State to ratify the Constitution on April 28, 1788! Annapolis is the State Capital. Why didn't we just call her "Anna," you might ask? That's my Mother-in-law's name and we thought "Polly" suited her just fine!

brown and white goat looking up into the tree in a fenced in area

Columbia

South Carolina was the eight State to ratify the US Constitution on May 23, 1788! Columbia is the Capital of South Carolina! Meet Columbia!

Concord "Connor"

New Hampshire was the ninth US State to ratify the Constitution on June 21, 1788! The Capital of New Hampshire is Concord.. We like to call him "Connor."

tan and white goat eating a pumpkin behind a home

Richmond "Richie"

Virginia was the tenth US State to ratify the Constitution on June 25, 1788! Richmond is the State Capital; however, our guy with the cool hair definitely looks more like a "Richie," don't you think?!

brown and white goat looking into the distance with two goats in the background

Albany

New York was the 11th State to ratify the US Constitution on July 26, 1788! While New York is famous for New York City, Albany is the State Capital! Meet Albany - nicknamed "Puppy" because of his sweet puppy-dog personality!

black and white goat browsing leaves off a small tree

Raleigh

North Carolina was the 12th to become a state on November 21, 1789! North Carolina's capital is Raleigh, which is known for its culture and notable universities. Meet Raleigh - our sweet boy with "elf" ears!

Black and white goat, standing in a wintered field, looking behind him

Providence “Oreo”

Rhode Island was the 13th State and is the smallest state in the USA! Providence is the capital of Rhode Island and is known for its strong maritime culture and historical significance. Oreo was well acquainted with his name when he came to us, so we thought it was only fair to let him keep it!

Brown and white goat with front feet high on a tree to reach higher leaves

Montpelier “Snickers”

Vermont is the 14th State in the USA! The capital is Montpelier. This State is known for its mountains, maple syrup, and small-town charm! Snickers was lovingly named by the little girls who loved him prior to his new job and home with us, so we thought it was appropriate for him to keep his name. He and Oreo are best friends!

Baby black and white goat staring at the camera

Frankford “Frankie”

Kentucky was the 15th State to join the union. The capital is Frankford. This state is known for its horse racing and beautiful, mountainous landscape with natural wonders! Frankie is a spunky, curious Myotonic (Fainting) goat!

Nashville

Tennessee was the 16th to become a State. Nashville is the Capital and is known for its deep music roots and beautiful natural scenery. Nash is a cautious but very sweet Myotonic (Fainting) goat. Nash and Frankie are brothers!

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