The question implies a god that keeps a goat as a pet, which isn't directly addressed in the provided reference. However, the reference does mention goats in relation to deities:
- Agni, the Hindu fire god, has a he-goat or ram as his vahana (vehicle or mount), not a pet.
- Daksha, father of Goddess Sati, is depicted with the head of a goat. He isn't keeping a goat as a pet, though.
Therefore, the reference doesn't state any god definitively "owns" a goat as a pet. The closest association is Agni and his vahana. It's important to differentiate between a deity's mount and a deity's pet. A mount (vahana) is a vehicle or animal they ride, and it isn't necessarily considered a pet in the traditional sense. Daksha's depiction is more symbolic.
