On the Conspiracy
The Goat Conspiracy Sanctuary, located halfway between Bloomington and Nashville, IN began as a dairy in 2016, but in the winter of 2024 transitioned to a sanctuary and retirement home for our goats and chickens.
Animal agriculture is the leading cause of climate change. The most significant action individuals can make towards mitigating climate change is to reduce or even eliminate the consumption of meat and dairy products. And, of course, even in the best of circumstances, animal agriculture is not good for the animals involved. Most people are unaware, for example, that cheese is not vegetarian. Even in the best of circumstances, gaps that are impossible to close remain.
We welcome people to the Sanctuary to meet and bond with our animal residents, hear about our journey away from dairy and learn more about animal agriculture.
The Sanctuary is currently home to 115 goats and 78 chickens.
Banana Split just wants to snuggle. She is a Lamancha and lives in the Red Barn. She is 4 years old and wants you to know that big goats are just as cuddly as little goats, and she encourages you to visit her and give her pets. Banana Split was the cutest baby with a little torpedo head, and she still thinks she’s a lap goat. Be prepared to give her a boop when you visit!