Welcome to WGSF!
We started in 2020, in Northern Vermont, 5 miles from the Canadian border, where we raised Nigerian Dwarf goats, mini Nubians goats, meat rabbits, ducks, Mangalitsa pigs, turkeys and chickens.
We moved in 2024 to West Virginia near the WV/VA state line. We continue to breed and raise AGS/ADGA registered Nigerian Dwarf goats. We also brought three chickens on the move down with us from our legacy egg layer flock and have introduced new layers in 2025. Also in 2025, we introduced two MDGA registered female minis: a mini Saanen and a mini Sable. If all goes well, we intend to exclusively breed registered mini Saanen/Sables.
We aim to keep a small productive operation here, so more goats will be offered for new herds more frequently than before. Please check our sales page frequently and follow us on Facebook for news!
We moved in 2024 to West Virginia near the WV/VA state line. We continue to breed and raise AGS/ADGA registered Nigerian Dwarf goats. We also brought three chickens on the move down with us from our legacy egg layer flock and have introduced new layers in 2025. Also in 2025, we introduced two MDGA registered female minis: a mini Saanen and a mini Sable. If all goes well, we intend to exclusively breed registered mini Saanen/Sables.
We aim to keep a small productive operation here, so more goats will be offered for new herds more frequently than before. Please check our sales page frequently and follow us on Facebook for news!
Named after our hound’s nickname, “wiggly sausage,” the Wiggly Sausage Farm is the home of self sustainability, love, and hard work. When our ole girl wagged her tail, her hound wrinkles wiggled and while she thought she’s a hot dog, we prefer sausages! 😉
That’s how we got the name, look at our pages to see how we play our game!
RIP Lady, WSGF mascot, October 2025
That’s how we got the name, look at our pages to see how we play our game!
RIP Lady, WSGF mascot, October 2025
Disclaimer!: We chose a Weebly site to showcase our animals in a cost effective way; however, Weebly has a way of rearranging the photos. We presume it is a bug or perhaps user error. Some photos are not where they are supposed to be and we apologize for any confusion or miscaptioning.
