A Dairy Goat | From One to a Herd

It covers bringing a family a healthy dairy goat, its shelter, its feed and a local care team together.

The goat kids, one goat becomes two then a herd, and as the family sells the surplus milk and the kid, the livelihood carries itself.

The dated, located photo of the fresh milk the child drinks and the goat being milked is uploaded to your panel within 72 hours.

A healthy goat that gives good milk, suited to the region's climate, is chosen, its shots given, and the family trained for its care.

It visits the goat regularly, keeps up its shots and care, steps in if it sickens, and shows the milking and feeding.

With shelter and feed support the goat is kept giving milk in winter too, so the children come to milk year-round.

Kids are passed to other families and the herd spreads to the village, but each record is logged to a set family and followed.

The kids born are raised, some growing the herd, some passed to the most needy neighbour families, so the blessing widens.

Quite the opposite. One goat becomes a herd and the milk a steady income, and the family comes to carry its own livelihood.

Yes. If you wish, you can give steady monthly support, and a photo of each stage of the goat, the kids and the herd reaches your panel separately.

Yes. For mothers who have lost their husbands and care for their children, an income from goat's milk is set up, supporting them to stand on their own feet.

Yes. Quenara is a Delaware-based 501(c)(3) organization, and your receipt is sent through your panel.

Yes. The goat, the shelter, the shots, the kids and the milk are kept on file, the herd is followed, and the process is clear.