CAPRETTA FARMS LLC
DELAND, FLORIDA

Please don't be offended by the questions you are asked about your experience with, or the living conditions and general management practice of, goats. It is not to challenge you or insult you or your background - you may have 30 or more years behind you, but, if I don't know you, I won't know that. Being an animal lover is wonderful, but a long way off from understanding the complexities of caring for a dairy goat and ensuring a long, happy and productive relationship.  If you have experience and an understanding, be glad that the seller you are talking to cares enough about their animals and program to ensure they go to the right home. And be satisfied that they want you to be successful too! Not all breeds and programs are the same - and to put one of my charges into the care of one I have not asked the basic questions of, is as bad as putting your human child into the hands of a stranger - worse, even, since once my charge leaves me, I lose all control and oversight to their future. These "kids" have been in development for years - and all deserve the best opportunity they can get.  ​We are proud sponsors of the 2017 14th Annual EAST COAST CLASSIC JACKPOT SHOW, CAPRETTA FARMS WAS A SPONSOR FOR THE DAIRY GOAT AND DWARF GOAT DIVISIONS AT THE 2017 VOLUSIA COUNTY FAIR. OUR CAPRETTA FARM KIDS AND WHAT THEY ARE DOING NOW..... CAPRETTA FARMS WAS A BRONZE SPONSOR FOR THE 2017 EAST COAST CLASSIC JACKPOT.  CAPRETTA FARMS is proud of Katelyn Dumas and her mini-saanen, Capretta Farms Tessa Rose, who won a blue ribbon in her class at the Florida State Fair in February 2016.  A member of Palmetto High FFA, Katelyn purchased Tessa last September with aspirations of winning and she proved to be a winner herself. ​CAPRETTA FARMS Tory's Tempest, twin brother of Tessa, has lots of fun with his family too.  April Dawn now has four of our goats, and is looking again.  Goats are like potato chips, can't have just a few.... Capretta Farms Gideon Blue ("Giddy") and his owner, Grace, from the Ocala area, enjoy each other's company.  Giddy thinks he is a dog and tries to get in Gracie's lap.  He will be going to summer camp at a friend's goat farm as the high school where he stays is closing for the summer.  Thanks Gracie for taking such good care of him. All information and pictures on this website are the exclusive property of Capretta Farms. No copying, reproduction or any other use is granted without the expressed permission of Capretta Farms.