Hazel is the sweetest of all the goats and is mom to Sugar and Spice. She can be shy, but loves getting attention from her keepers and guests.

Spice likes to spend her time with her mom, Hazel, and sister, Sugar. They hang out together in the yard and every night they curl up in one pile and fall asleep.

Sugar and her sister, Spice, were born right here in our Contact Junction barn! “Wallflower” would be a good word to describe her, as she is timid around the more boisterous goats.

Buckles likes to climb and jump on the play structures around the yard. He loves to be brushed and even enjoys back scratches from a special rake!

Snap is the twin brother to Buckles, but their fur has very different colors. He loves to eat and rub his head on any new toy in the yard.

Celeste is a shy goat most of the time, waiting for keepers to invite her over. She loves playing “Queen of the Castle” and you’ll often find her on top of the wooden play structure.

Bentley is the resident class clown. He sounds like Scooby-Doo when he “laughs” and he loves to talk and wag his tail. On hot, sunny days you might find him sunbathing in the middle of the goat yard.

L.S. can just be called “Ellis.” A lap goat, he would love to cuddle up with you! He enjoys a game of head-butting with his buddies and has two favorite spots for scratching — right on either of his shoulders.

Juniper is full of spunk! This smart boy has taught himself to open doors and knows which door leads to the snack barrel. He loves to go for walks with his keepers around the zoo.

Marion is very vocal and often can be heard all the way down the hill at our Red Wolf Woods habitat. This smart girl has a lot of engaging behaviors and is always eager to learn more.

Dublin approaches the world with guarded optimism. He’ll sit back and watch the situation unfold before deciding if he will join in.

Clover and twin brother, Dublin, were born on St. Patrick’s Day! An extrovert, she is a friend to everyone in the herd. You’ll find her socializing with different goats throughout the day.