Can you raise Angora Goats in warm climates?

Yes but they sweat.

Yes, but they do better in a dry climate. Here is some information.

Yes, they do well in warm climates, as long as you shear them in the spring. Be careful of worms in a more humid climate; they do seem more susceptible than dairy goats.

Pygoras and nigoras, with their African background, do even better in warm climates. I raise Nigoras in Southern CA, and they do just fine.

Just don’t let them go out in the rain.

@SeventhSense
Rain won’t hurt Angoras, although they don’t like it much. They need shelter from it, but a little wet won’t kill them.

No, wool shrinks in the rain so you lose half your investment. :)