San Clemente Island goats are a highly endangered breed. Left to run feral on San Clemente Island for a century, they offer genes that are now considered to be an important part of our agricultural heritage. They are small, deer-like, and have kind and gentle dispositions. Their beauty is breathtaking.

 They are listed as a critically-endangered heritage breed by the American Livestock Breed Conservancy. There are only just under 300 San Clemente Island goats left.  We're working to enable more people to steward these excellent heritage goats.

 Fraggle Rock Farm is dedicated to proactively promoting the popularity, increasing the geographical distribution, and preserving the genetic diversity of San Clemente Island goats through responsible stewardship and breeding practices.

             JUANITA AND CONSUELO, 2 FEMALE SAN CLEMENTE GOATS. BOTH ARE BRED TO LUKE FOR BABIES DUE IN JUNE. INTERESTED? PLEASE E-MAIL OR CALL FOR INFO.

    Interested in goats? We have a nice variety to choose from including Sanaan, Nigerian Dwarf, Nigerian Dwarf mixes, Oberhasli, and Nubian and Arapawa mixes. All females are bred for Spring babies! Contact us for more information and availability!

 "Luke," is our San Clemente Island buck from Plymouth Plantation

   Arapawa Nubian cross female "Madeline" pictured above.