An SVG vector illustration of a goat, suitable for commercial or personal use in various design projects.
An SVG vector illustration of a goat, suitable for commercial or personal use in various design projects. A goat standing on its hind legs, looking out at the viewer with curiosity. A cute farm animal goat peeking through a fence or gate. A close-up view of a goat's face peeking over a fence post.
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SVG Goat Clip Art: Free Downloadable Vector Image

Discover our beautiful SVG clip art of a playful goat peeking out from behind a fence. Perfect for personal or commercial projects!

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