*From message recvd from Wolfe's Neck Center

Dear Maine Cheese Guild,

My name is Melody Larson and I work for Wolfe’s Neck Center in Freeport, Maine. Jodi & Jim of ChiGoBee Farm suggested I reach out to you in regards to our goat procurement quest.

I know this is probably a long stretch, but we are in the search for a pregnant or in milk doe from a clean herd for Wolfe’s Neck Center education programs. We had a wonderful well mannered doe that for unforeseen circumstances was unable to return to us bred this year. During the summer, our milking doe is a large part of our Farm Camp and public visitor programming. Preferably we are looking for a full sized doe. She would live with our two weathers and 1 yr old doe, who are Oberhaslis.

I was wondering if you could share our inquiry with your network? Or if you had any suggestions on specific folks to reach out to?

Thanks!

Melody

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Melody Larson (She, her, hers)

Farm Education Coordinator | 207.865.4469 ext.109

Wolfe's Neck Center for Agriculture & the Environment | wolfesneck.org

184 Burnett Road, Freeport, ME, 04032

Wolfe’s Neck Center operates and farms on the historic lands of the Abenaki people, members of the Wabanaki Confederation of Native people in Maine which includes the Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, Maliseet, Abenaki, and Mi’kmaq peoples.