Part of our dream is to provide a petting zoo for the community full of soft, fuzzy and feathery friends. We want to provide a place where the community can come in and walk amongst our animals, feed them, pet them and see their homes.
First up are our goats! Currently we have 4 Nigerian Dwarf goat boys, 2 Mini Nubian goat girls, 2 Nigerian Dwarf girls, and boy and girl standard Nubian goats. They are all full of personality and mischief. They love following Lauren around when she’s outside and are always looking for a treat or a pet on the head.
Next up are our chickens. We have a variety of breeds and colors, including many different colored egg!
Our biggest animals are our miniature highland steers Brennan and Dale. They are always up for a head scratch or treat!
Paris & Nicole
Paris and Nicole came to us around Mother’s Day 2023. They were born on March 17, 2023 and are mini Nubian goats. We love watching them run across the grass chasing after their brothers with their adorable floppy ears bouncing up and down!
When summer 2023 came around, we decided to purchase 4 goats that are registered through the ADGA (American Dairy Goat Association). Our goals for the future of our goat herd include breeding and milking goats for 4H. In order to be a part of this we need registered goats!
Dolly is a female Standard Nubian goat. A goat known for their breeding and milking. She is the sweetest girl (she was bottle fed) and is already a favorite!
Buddy is Dolly’s little half-brother. He is also a Standard Nubian. We bottle fed from when he was 5 weeks out back in 2023. He is full of mischief, energy, affection and silliness! We can’t wait to share him and his big personality with our farm guests!
Poppy and Penny are registered female Nigerian Dwarf goats (just like Harry & Lloyd). They have such beautiful markings, so their babies will be adorable!
At this time we have around 20 chickens. We have 10 left from our previous location. The breeds include Easter Eggers, Prairie Bluebells, a Rhode Island Red and a Red Star. That means we have eggs that are blue, cream, and brown!
This spring we added a new breed to our flock, Silkies! Talk about cute and fluffy! We predict that they will be the new favorites!
