4 sets of twin goats born in Washington Depot
Owner Kristen Gill says the newborns are mini-breed goats
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12h agoFour sets of twin goats were born over the last four days at Got Your Goat goat farm in Washington Depot.
Owner Kristen Gill says the newborns are mini-breed goats.
Gill says the cuddly kids are available for cuddling at the farm, which she opened over five years ago.
Click here to check out the farm's baby goat cam.
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