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DEKOTA
EST D.O.B. 2005
GOTCHA DAY: July 21st, 2021
Dekota is our first horse. He came from auction into a rescue where he was sold to a family but he was not the right fit. We decided to welcome him to our family as Devyn's first horse in July of 2021. He needed a lot of veterinary care and conditioning to get into shape for his first year of showing green. Devyn and Dekota made an outstanding team crushing the doubts of many by winning the admiration of the judges prevailing with the title of Reserve Champion at the end of their first show seasn! Unfortunately in January 2023, Dekota became lame. An MRI discovered tears in his deep digital flexor tendon in his right front foot and degenerative changes in both. He moved from the barn to our property for a one year rehabilitation.
Dekota is a true gentleman allowing guests of all ages to greet, brush and love all over him. He continues to show is gentle disposition with ground manner and under saddle.
In January 2025, Dekota became lame again in his right front foot. He is on medication and our gets special orthopedic shoes to maintain his comfort level for as long as we have left with him. His job may have shifted into more therapy work, but this horse is a gem and continues to grow his fan club!
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Dekota's Care:
Fariier - $400 every 5 weeks
Equioxx - $95 every 3 months
Hay - $100 per month
Grain - $30 every 2 weeks
Dewormers - $20 twice a year
Veterinary Care - Spring & Fall Vaccines
Dental - Once a year
Fly Spray - $28 a Bottle
Miscellaneous Supplies - Sheets, Blankets, Blanket Cleaning (once a year, new brushes, hoof picks, bell boots
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KHALEESI
EST D.O.B. 2008
GOTCHA DAY: May 5th, 2018
Khaleesi came to us with six-inch overgrown hooves, abscesses in her feet and malnourished. With a lot of farrier and veterinary support, we were able to successfully get her feeling better and in better health. Khalessi foundered due to her neglect so she continually has laminitis flare ups. She is insulin resistant so she needs to be kept on a dry lot, minimal grazing and on a low sugar diet. Keeping her on a balanced ration of grain and hay keep her issues under control. She is sweet & sassy but also a favorite of young kids because she is the perfect size!
Khaleesi will come and greet all visitors with the expectation to be given a treat. She believes we are neglecting her with a regulated diet but it is healthy, happy and comfortable!
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Khaleesi's Care:
Farrier - $60 every 5 weeks
Insulinwise - $95 every 3 months
Hay - $75 per month
Grain - $30 every 3 weeks
Dewormers - $20 twice a year
Veterinary Care - Spring & Fall Vaccines
Dental - Once a year
Fly Spray - $28 a Bottle
Miscellaneous Supplies - Sheets, Blankets, Blanket Cleaning (once a year, new brushes, hoof picks)
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LUNA
EST D.O.B. 2011
GOTCHA DAY: May 4th, 2018
Luna was a listed ad on Craigslist. She was advertised as a breeding donkey. Even though we did not have a fence or housing for her, there was no hesitation to go pick her up and bring her home to our farm. Once she arrived, Luna immediately became a family favorite. She does have back issues so we try to keep her in shape but not work her too hard or make her carry anything. She is slow to warm up to people but once you win her heart, she will follow you around and sing you a song when you leave her. She is super gentle, patient and is another fan favorite on the farm!
Luna's Care:
Fariier - $60 every 5 weeks
Hay - $75 per month
Grain - $30 every 3 weeks
Dewormers - $20 twice a year
Veterinary Care - Spring & Fall Vaccines
Dental - Once a year
Fly Spray - $28 a Bottle
Miscellaneous Supplies - Sheets, Blankets, Blanket Cleaning (once a year, new brushes, hoof picks
EDWARD
D.O.B. August 2019
GOTCHA DAY: December 14th, 2019
Edward came to the farm as a young piglet. He was bred to be a pet or to be processed for food. He is blind and cannot hear very well. Edward loves to sleep, eat and enjoys belly rubs!
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Edward has occasional mood swings but we love him just the same.He loves visitors when he is not sleeping. And loves all treats such as bananas, pumpkins, romaine lettuce, apples, blueberries, cantelope and watermelpn.
Edward's Care:
​Farrier/Tusk Trim - $200 twice a year
Pig Feed - $28 every 2 weeks
Dewormings - $20 twice per year
Hay - $50 per month
ARCHIE
EST D.O.B. August 2019
GOTCHA DAY: January 23rd, 2020
Archie came to the farm as a young piglet. He was part of a farm that raised pigs for pets, breeding or to be processed for food. Archie had a hernia at birth so the farm had him neutered and put him up for sale in hopes he would become someone's pet. He came to us very scared and afraid of human touch. With a lot of patience and gentle persuasion, Archie had developed into the official meet and greeter on the farm!
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Archie's Care:
​Farrier/Tusk Trim - $200 twice a year
Pig Feed - $28 every 2 weeks
Dewormings - $20 twice per year
Hay - $50 per month
CLEMENTINE
D.O.B. August 2016
GOTCHA DAY: August 2017
Clementine was adopted as a young piglet by her previous owners. As she grew, she became too large to keep. When we found her, she was living in a 10x10 horse stall unable to roam freely and weighing over 850lbS! We decided to bring her to our property with the intention to find a sanctuary to take her. Instead, we fell in love with her sweet and inquisitive personality, so she stayed. She lost weight and is maintained on a helathy diet of pig pellets, greens, furits and veggies.
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Clementine's Care:
​Farrier/Tusk Trim - $200 twice a year
Pig Feed - $28 every 2 weeks
Dewormings - $20 twice per year
Hay
Shavings
WILLOW
D.O.B. April 1st, 2017
GOTCHA DAY: June 2017
Willow & Ozzy came to us at 8 weeks old. A fellow farmer friend of ours bred her female goat for milk. We adopted them to have the opportunity to raise young goats into adulthood in order to share the education on rearing healthy & happy goats. They are brother and sister. They are both loving, mischievous and show unique behaviors that always keep us on our toes! Willow is known for the white patch of hair on her forehead. She is known to act like she wants to say hello then sneeze or headbutt you in surprise.
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Goat Care:
Hay
Deworming
Hoof Trims
Goat Feed
Heated Water Buckets for Winter
OZZY
D.O.B. April 1st, 2017
GOTCHA DAY: June 2017
Willow & Ozzy came to us at 8 weeks old. A fellow farmer friend of ours bred her female goat for milk. We adopted them to have the opportunity to raise young goats into adulthood in order to share the education on rearing healthy & happy goats. They are brother and sister. They are both loving, mischievous and show unique behaviors that always keep us on our toes! Ozzy is sweet and chill.
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Goat Care:
Hay
Deworming
Hoof Trims
Goat Feed
Heated Water Buckets for Winter
CALVIN
D.O.B. March 2023
Calvin & Dexter came to us at 3 weeks of age. They needed to continue on bottle feedings and were raised by our family. Weaned off the bottle at 12 weeks of age then they joined the goat family! Both are very social and can be walked around on a leash and collar. Calvin is a little more chill and Dexter, a little more anxious. They make quite the duo and have been great additions to the farm family!
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Goat Care:
Hay
Deworming
Hoof Trims
Goat Feed
Heated Water Buckets for Winter
DEXTER
March 2023 - July 2025
We will love him forever
Calvin & Dexter came to us at 3 weeks of age. They needed to continue on bottle feedings and were raised by our family. Weaned off the bottle at 12 weeks of age then they joined the goat family! Both are very social and can be walked around on a leash and collar. Calvin is a little more chill and Dexter, a little more anxious. They make quite the duo and have been great additions to the farm family!
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Goat Care:
Hay
Deworming
Hoof Trims
Goat Feed
Heated Water Buckets for Winter
CHARLIE
D.O.B. March 2018
GOTCHA DAY: February 19th, 2024
Charlie & Finn came to us in January 2024. They joined the other four goats slowly. Charlie is very sweet and sensitive. Finn loves to have his horns scratched! They sometimes do not know their own size. They both grew back irregular horns after being debudded as a kid, so Charlie is a unicorn and Finns are oddly shaped close to his head. They are both picky with treats but always ready to push the others aside to give them a try!
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Goat Care:
Hay
Deworming
Hoof Trims
Goat Feed
Heated Water Buckets for Winter
FINN
D.O.B. March 2018
GOTCHA DAY: February 19th, 2024
Charlie & Finn came to us in January 2024. They joined the other four goats slowly. Charlie is very sweet and sensitive. Finn loves to have his horns scratched! They sometimes do not know their own size. They both grew back irregular horns after being debudded as a kid, so Charlie is a unicorn and Finns are oddly shaped close to his head. They are both picky with treats but always ready to push the others aside to give them a try!
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Goat Care:
Hay
Deworming
Hoof Trims
Goat Feed
Heated Water Buckets for Winter
THE CHICKENS
1st Flock 2017
We have hatched and raised several chicks into adulthood including several rescue chicks. Our oldest chickens are Ethel and Chili (the OG ladies). Every chicken has a name and unique personality. Some chickens in our flock have passed away over the years but we hold them in our hearts forever. We have owend several breeds ranging from Isa Borwns, Rhode Island Reds, Barred Rocks, Dominiques, Americanas, Black Austrolorps, Lakenvelders, Copper Marans, Buff Orpingtons, Starlight Greens, Prairie Bluebell and California Whites.ALl of them providing us with a spectrum of egg colors from gree, white, light brown, chocolate and blue!
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Chicken Care:
Layer Feed
Crushed Oyster Shells
Scratch
Shavings
Heated Water Bowls for Winter
Fresh Greens/Veggies/Fruit
THE DUCKS
GOTCHA DAY for Ducky May 6th, 2023
GOTCHA DAY for Derek & Dill July 19th, 2023
Ducky was dropped off to us after being purchased at a farmer's market. He was estimated to be 3 weeks old and immediately imprinted on us. He lived indoors and around our two bunnies until Derek and Dill came along.
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Dill & Derek were bought and raised to be house ducks. They came to the farm thinking they would be hens for Ducky but alas they were both drakes. Resulting in an all drake flock. They spent the year together getting along just fine until Ducky became ill. He needed to be separated to recouperate but now is not accepted back in with Derek & Dill.
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The saga continues...
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Duck Care:
Duck Pellets
Pools/Pond with Filter
Fresh Veggies/Fruits
LEONARD & SHELDON
EST D.O.B. August 2022
GOTCHA DAY: October 8th, 2022
Leonard & Sheldon are brothers. We adopted them at 8 weeks old to raise with our farm family. Leonard loves being held more than Sheldon but prefers to come hang with you on his own terms. If you are patient, he will even jump in your lap. Sheldon loves to explore and mostly be on his own. He warms up to those that are kind and super patient. Both are full of character and personality. They enjoy yummy treats such as bananas & strawberries. They also love their romaine lettuce, leafy greens & bunny pellets.
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Bunny Care:
Rabbit Pellets
Rabbit Hay - Timothy/Orchard Grass
Leafy Greens/Vegetables/Fruit Treats
RAJ & HOWARD
EST D.O.B. August 2022
GOTCHA DAY: September 30th, 2024
We adopted Raj & Howard from Biggy's Farm & Feed. After finding out that all 4 bunnies were actually brothers (all from the same litter), we had to take them in. Raj likes to nibble but he is slowly learning that attention is a good thing. Howard is patient and sweet but also the instigator of a bite while we are slowly introducing all four bunnies to eventually live together if they can.
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Bunny Care:
Rabbit Pellets
Rabbit Hay - Timothy/Orchard Grass
Leafy Greens/Vegetables/Fruit Treats
LEO
EST D.O.B. 2021
GOTCHA DAY: August 2024
Leo came to us in 2023 from a friend that was moving out of state. We initially were just temporarily babysitting him but then he became a part of the family so we decided to keep him. He is a very outgoing turtle and even has the tendency to bite if he is feeling extra spicy. Leo is living in a cage but we hope to build him a larger tortoise enclosure and an outdoor area where he can spend during the summer months.
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Leo Care:
Earth Sand for Cage
Heat Lamps/UV Lamps
Leafy Greens & Vegetables