Dahlia May's Farm & Rabbitry

05/26/2026

Mid-morning relaxation amongst all the mamas 💗.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all the mamas out there doing the absolute most 💐🐐

Some of us are raising kids…Some of us are raising goats…Some of us are doing BOTH 😅

Rocking my “Bitchin’ Goat Lady” status proudly today — because motherhood doesn’t come in just one form, and every version of it deserves a little love (and maybe a lot of coffee ☕).

To the women who nurture, hustle, care, and keep everything alive (including the stubborn ones)… today is for you 💕

05/10/2026

A couple pictures from the barn as I chased a group of kits being weaned around the barn. Took me an hour, which I think is a world record, to round all of them up 🤪🤣

05/09/2026

Afternoon outside hanging out with Braedon walking goats and evaluating kits with him. Then we went to dinner and came back and did chores. It was a nice quiet afternoon. Other two boys left for the track to race this weekend.

05/07/2026

A few of the boys from Midnights litter enjoying their crunchy topper last night.

05/05/2026

What in the quackery is this!?! I’m sorry to report the barn rats are evolving around here. They came out of nowhere and don’t belong here on the property. We don’t even own birds 😝.

05/05/2026

A litter of silver fox all tucked in after a warm day here. Shadow is doing great raising her litter. All are nice and plump in the belly!

04/29/2026

I am in search of someone willing to cover chores for us when we have plans. Duties include milking 5-6 does if I’m not away at a show. If it’s a show weekend probably milk 1-2. Also will need to feed and water rabbits and goats. Please message me if interested in extra spending money. This isn’t a set schedule.

Located in Olympia, WA

04/19/2026

Dahlia May’s Farm LG Chardonay finished up spring kidding tonight with three healthy triplets. Two does and a buckling! One of the does my son and I immediately said buck when it was born. She’s ginormous! Bigger than some of my month old kids 🤯. She eats like a buck though 🤣🤷‍♀️.

I’ve had a total of 24 kids born. Fewest I’ve had in several years and it’s honestly been a very nice break! I’ve spent the last couple months reducing my herd significantly. Still more planned.

I’ll be kidding in October for Fall kids. I’ve a buck in with my dry yearlings now. In an effort to regain some time and opportunity for personal care and family activities, this herd reduction was necessary! When you lose the oomph, best to rebalance. I’ve debated the last couple years and finally this last 12 months have been so stressful and overwhelming. A lot of health issues, getting told we can’t help you, this is your life now, and realizing that new physical state isn’t conducive to handling and managing standard sized goats. I needed to reduce the herd size to one I can mostly manage myself, with some help for things like hoof trimmings.

None of the reductions have been easy. Every single doe was a member of my show string, owns a piece of my heart, and I loved them dearly. Some will end up back in a show ring, others are making some families and kids very happy!

04/10/2026