When you visit out pumpkin patch, don’t forget to visit our petting zoo where you are invited to pet and show some love to our soft, fuzzy and feathered friends.
First up are our goats! We have 3 Nigerian Dwarf goat boys, 2 Mini Nubian goat girls with 3 of their now full grown kids, and 2 Nigerian Dwarf girls. 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 feathered friends. We are a variety of chickens who lay a rainbow of color eggs, and 3 ducks. In our petting zoo we have fluffy silkies. These chickens are extra soft, fluffy and sweet!
Last but definitely no least is our pig Pumpkin. Pumpkin is a little over a year old, half kunekune half American guinea hog. She will probably grunt hello and may just flop over for a belly rub.
Lloyd is our OG and first goat who we got in May 2021. Lloyd is Lauren's favorite (don't tell the other goats). He loves a good head scratch and always very curious. He is also known to give a gentle head butt to his fellow goats so they know who is in charge.
Tom and his brother Jerry were rescued from a family in Tacoma who had more than 12 goats in their small backyard. He is a crowd favorite and loves people He also enjoys a good afternoon nap when his belly is full.
Jerry is our goat with the biggest belly who people often mistake for having babies inside. He has the biggest personality and will make sure that he never misses out of a head or belly scratch.
Paris & Nicole + their babies
Paris and Nicole came to us around Mother’s Day 2023. They were born on March 17, 2023 and are mini Nubian goats.
On March 28, 2025 we had our first baby goats born on our farm to Paris and Nicole. Nicole gave birth to Lainey first and then just 3 hours later, Paris gave birth to twin boys Socks and Oreo.
Watching them grow this past year has been such an incredible experience for our family!
Poppy and Penny are our tiniest goats! They are Nigerian dwarfs (same as Lloyd, Tom and Jerry). Penny is very mischievous and likes attention, Poppy tends to hang back and watch.
We have many different breeds of chickens on our farm that give us a rainbow of color eggs! We have friendly breeds who will follow us around our garden and talk to us all day long. We have saavy chickens that are always ready to snatch any bugs or treats from the garden. Our sweetest and cuddliest are our silkie hens! Our kids have spent countless hours carrying these sweet girls around the farm and cuddling them. We hope you enjoy some silkie cuddles too!
This spring we decided to add some ducks to our farm. Even though ducks are smelly and kind of gross we couldn’t resist! Watching ducks play in their little pond everyday is one of the cutest and funniest things you will ever see! These 5 are always together and if you see them waddling around, you’d think they are late for something important. We never know what they’re saying but we love listening to them quack to each other all day long.
