Mission Statement

We pride ourselves in producing beautiful luxury fiber from our award winning stock for the discerning fiber artisan, while bettering the breed by breeding for outstanding fiber production without sacrificing body quality. Every step of the process from raising, caring, and creating products is a labor of love directly from our farm to your hands. 

Meet the Maker

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,Amanda Sadowski is a licensed judge for the Pygora Breeders Association (PBA) and chair of the Fiber Committee for the PBA. She has been instrumental in advancing the breed through her efforts on fiber quality, production, and management which has helped her obtain the first Permanent Grand Champion Pygora Buck and Doe for fleece in the history of the breed.

Amanda has been a fiber artist for the majority of her life which led to her raising Angora rabbits and Pygora goats with her family on their farm in Northwest, Indiana. Her experience  in raising, processing by hand, blending, spinning, and creating products has given her a unique perspective on what is desirable in a fleece, what preparation is best for specific types of yarn, and their intended end-use. Her experiences with teaching, mentoring, and judging gives her the greatest joy which is not only to impart knowledge, but to kindle enthusiasm in fiber animals, fiber production, and fiber arts.

Location

Labor of Love Farm is centrally located in rural Northwest, Indiana, only one hour south of Chicago, Illinois. We are easily accessible from I-65 and US 41 making transporting your goat home a quick and easy drive.  

​Average time from our farm:
Indianapolis, Indiana : 1 hour 30 minutes
​Illinois border : 10 minutes to the East
​Madison, Wisconsin: 3 hours 20 minutes
Lexington, Kentucky : 4 hours 20 minutes
Toledo, Ohio: 3 hours 30 minutes
​Lansing, Michigan: 3 hours 10 minutes
​St. Louis, Missouri: 4 hours
Des Moines, Iowa: 5 hours 20 minutes
​Nashville, Tennessee: 5 hours 40 minutes