Ann Wyrosdick

Ann Wyrosdick, Nigerian dwarf goats, Cordele, Georgia in south-central Georgia near Macon. She has bred Nigerian dwarf goats for over a decade and holds registrations with recognized goat associations, ensuring that each animal undergoes standard health screenings for common hereditary conditions. Kids are raised in a home environment with daily handling and graze on pastureland adjacent to the farmstead, allowing for early socialization and robust immune development.

Ann integrates sustainable practices in her husbandry, drawing on her farmland’s organic crop rotations to support nutrient-rich feed without reliance on commercial supplements. Regular visits from a local veterinarian confirm that the herd maintains strong breeding soundness and minimal health concerns. Pedigrees are documented and provided with each animal, reflecting her commitment to transparency in genetics. She has welcomed visitors for educational farm tours, sharing insights on goat husbandry and the history of the breed. Owners cite her attentive follow-up and clear guidance on care practices as reasons for their positive experience.