Our story begins with my three daughters, Olivia, Emma, and Molly wanting to learn about farm animals. I found a local 4-H goat group and the girls joined. We all fell in love with goats and showing but the 4-H group disbanded shortly after we joined and I felt too new to goats to just jump right in and get one. Over the next year or so my girls would kid me and say "Come on Mom we have to go milk the goats this morning, Oh that's right we don't have any goats!" I could tell that they just had to have goats but I didn't like the large size of the Nubians we had been working with. I then found Nigerian Dwarf goats and felt that they were the perfect match for us. We started with two twin does from Kids Corral (thanks Carol and Duane). We joined New England Nigerian Dwarf Association, went to AGS shows and we had a wonderful time. Goat people are so friendly and getting help and advice was so easy. When we had our first kids born I felt it was only right to name our herd Sisters Three, after my daughters who got me involved with this little milking breed. We also began Caprine Kids 4-H goat club and now have other families interested in goats. Sisters Three is a small eight acre farm located in Mendon, Massachusettes near the Rhode Island and Connecticut borders. Our animals are registered with the American Goat Society(AGS) and the American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA). I have only purchased CAE free animals and continue testing annually. I follow a preventitive health plan of immunizations and sound nutrition. We do small selective breedings for spring kidding and hope to produce dairy and show quality animals. Please check our kidding page for spring babies.