Companion potential
Noodle has been described as gentle and promising as a companion. We still want a buyer to meet him, ask how he is handling now, and decide with us whether the home feels right.

Available now · Salinas, California
Listed price
$8,900
Noodle is a young non-breeding Valais Blacknose wether from our 100% purebred foundation flock in Salinas, California. Registration is pending transfer. He is offered as a companion or fiber animal, not as breeding stock.
No online checkout or blind deposit. Monterey Valais confirms buyer fit, documentation, written terms, payment instructions, and pickup or transport planning directly.
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Noodle has been described as gentle and promising as a companion. We still want a buyer to meet him, ask how he is handling now, and decide with us whether the home feels right.
His identification and supporting papers can be reviewed with us. Registration remains pending transfer, and we will keep calling it pending until the issued record is in hand.
We are looking for a prepared sheep home with safe fencing, shelter, routine hoof and veterinary care, and compatible sheep companionship. A beautiful property is not enough if the everyday plan is not ready.
A deliberate placement
Tell us about your property, fencing, shelter, current livestock, sheep experience, and companion plan. We will respond with current records and next steps if the fit is right.
Request Placement DetailsBuyer questions
Yes. Noodle is listed as available at $8,900 as of August 20, 2026. Placement remains subject to buyer fit, records review, written terms, and the ranch's final confirmation.
No. Noodle is a wether, meaning he is a non-breeding male. He is offered for an appropriate companion or fiber home, not as breeding stock.
Noodle comes from our 100% purebred foundation flock. Registration is pending transfer and is described that way until the issued record is in hand.
The listed price is for Noodle. Transport and third-party services are separate unless the final written sale terms state otherwise. Current records and pickup or transport planning are discussed directly with qualified buyers.
Sheep are flock animals. A buyer should already have compatible sheep companionship or discuss an appropriate companion plan with Monterey Valais before placement.