The
Keystone Pygmy Goat
Club is a National
Pygmy Goat
Association
Affiliated Club
Founded
in 1992 by a group
of dedicated Pygmy
Goat enthusiasts,
the Keystone Pygmy
Goat Club now has
members in 11 states
including
Pennsylvania,
Maryland, North
Carolina, Ohio, New
York, Delaware,
Vermont, Michigan,
West Virginia,
Wisconsin and even
Nevada. We
have hosted 2 NPGA
National
Conventions, in 1997
and 2005. We
host 3 shows a year,
one in April in
York, PA, the second
in May in Syracuse,
NY, then in August
in Hagerstown,
MD. Our
informative
newsletter,
KEYNOTES, comes out
4 times a
year. It has
informational and
human interest
articles, show
results, upcoming
show dates, updated
contact information
for fellow club
members and much
more. In 2009
we are planning to
expand our shows by
having one or more 3
show weekends,
giving more bang for
the buck. We
are dedicated to
promoting the Pygmy
Goat breed and
supporting Pygmy
Goat owners, come
join us!
Join
Us!
To
join our merry group
contact Maggie
Leman or click
on and print the
Membership
application below
and return it to
Maggie with your
dues.
We look forward to
meeting you!
Rocking
Horse Raffle
This
beautiful handmade
rocking goat was
crafted by Jim Huber
and donated by Lynda
and Bill Gredin.
It is approximately
the size of a nicely
grown Pygmy Wether
and more than sturdy
enough for many
generations of kids
or grand-kids.
It has been donated
to the KPGC and will
be raffled off at
the 2010 Summer
Sizzle Show in
Hagerstown,
MD. You need
not be present to
win. Tickets
are $1.00 each or 6
for $5.00.
Send your check with
your ticket request
to:
Kim
Shunney
P.O.
Box 292
Hedgesville,
WV 25427
304-754-7116
kshunney66@yahoo.com
Wether
Raffle
Echo
Springs Chuck
Sire:
Echo Springs Brody
Dam:
Echo Springs
Millie
DOB
2/23/2010
Black
Wether
Linda
Gredin purchased
Chuck and has
donated him to the
KPGC to
raffle. The Raffle
began at
Noblesville, IN and
the drawing will be
at the Summer Sizzle
Show in Hagerstown
on August 21,
2010. The
winner need not be
present to
win. Tickets
are $1 per ticket, 7
for $5.00 or 20
tickets for
$10.00. If the
winner is not
present at the
drawing Chuck will
either be
transported to a
show where the
winner can claim him
or the Butlers have
offered transport
him half way to the
winner's location.
Chuck
will be housed by
and shown by Cliff
and Karen Butler in
Wooster, OH,
Syracuse, NY,
Convention, Boone,
NC and finally
Hagerstown,
MD. Kim
Shunney has donated
Chuck's entry fees.
Contact
Lynda Gredin or Kim
Shunney for tickets
or see the Butler's
at the shows for
tickets.
Lynda
Gredin 121
N. Township Line
Rd.
Royersford, PA
19468
Ph.:
610-454-0676
Email: lynbilpygmys@aol.com
Kim
Shunney P.O.
Box 292
Hedgesville, WV 25427
Ph.:
304-754-7116
Email: kshunney66@yahoo.com
Club
Shows
August
20-22, 2010
Summer Sizzle VI
Hagerstown, MD
Contact Maggie Leman
at maggidans@msn.com
or (919) 596 0984
2
Doe (with Master
Champion classes), 3
Buck (with master
champion classes), 3
Wether Shows
Bonus
Buck and Wether
Show: Lynda
Gredin (Lynbil
Pygmy's)
1st
Judge: Mark
Adkins (Lilliput)
2nd
Judge: Erin
McCarthy (Mc-Mac)
Annual
Meeting!
Don't forget that
the Annual Meeting
and Club Elections
are on Saturday
August 21. If
you wish to run for
office or nominate
someone and you
won't be at the
meeting please get
your nomination form
to Maggie
Leman. The
positions up for
election this year
are Treasurer,
Secretary and one
Member-At-Large.
Please note that the
host hotel is the
Sleep Inn and
Suites, not the Best
Western.
Details are in the
showbill.
Other
Shows in the Area:
You
asked for it you got
it, a free to
members For
Sale page!
Club
License Plates and
Decals will be
available at the
Keystone Club
Shows. See the
For Sale page for a
preview.
Contact
Maggie
to list your sale
items and
animals. This
is not limited to
goats but must be
good useful stuff
for fellow goat
owners.
Have
a Sick Goat?
Need Help
Fast?
Click
on the link below to
go to Goatworld911
You
will find a list of
experienced goat
people ready to help
you through your
emergency.
Please have your
sick goat's vital
signs and symptoms
ready for the
contact person.
The
best way to find a
good vet is to ask a
local goat
owner. Our
members are very
helpful and can
recommend a vet in
their area.
Check the Members
Page and contact
one near you for
their
recommendation.
Contact the
American Association
of Small Ruminant
Practitioners
management office to
locate a
veterinarian in your
area at (270)
793-0781.
