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When Chris Dunning and his family moved to property outside of Ridgefield in 2012, he wanted to teach his children how to care for livestock. Cows, chickens and pigs all called his property home at some point or another.
But then he decided to look into goats. Someone suggested Dunning reach out to the goat association.
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