Happy Asylum Farm

Happy Asylum Farm, fainting (myotonic) goats, QC, QC, nestles in Montérégie near Montreal where thoughtful breeding meets daily care. It has been breeding goats for several years under regional guidelines, with health testing for common conditions and a focus on sound conformation. The farm maintains its herd according to registry standards and participates in regional goat associations to stay informed on best practices.

Kids grow up in open pasture alongside the farmhouse, benefiting from structured socialization and gentle handling from day one. Owner Christopher Taylor ensures each animal receives individual attention, tracking growth and health metrics from birth to weaning. Routine hoof trimming, balanced mineral supplements, and rotational grazing support steady growth and reliable temperaments in adult goats. Many visitors remark on the goats’ calm nature and sturdy build, traits that reflect the farm’s consistent husbandry approach. The barn stands on land with a long history of small-scale farming, emphasizing sustainable stewardship and respect for local traditions.