Jessica Mather

Jessica Mather and Logan Mather, Nigerian dwarf goats, Purcell, Oklahoma. They have been raising goats following breed standards for several years and maintain herd records in line with national association guidelines. All animals receive routine veterinary care and genetic screening recommended for Nigerian dwarf goats to support health and longevity.

Kids are raised in a pasture-based setting where they gain early experience around farm life, other livestock, and visiting children and adults. The herd lives with daily access to outdoor grazing and climate-controlled shelter, promoting balanced nutrition and social development.

A history of producing calm, well-tempered goats has become a focus, with several offspring placed in therapy and educational programs across Central Oklahoma near Oklahoma City. Their breeding philosophy emphasizes temperament, structural soundness and milk production traits suited to small-scale homesteads. Recent feedback from local goat owners highlights consistent kid vitality and calm dispositions under varied farm conditions.