We’re building our breeding herd and have a very limited number of mini highland calves available. Join our waitlist to be notified before listings go public.
We’re passionate about where our animals go. That’s why we do not sell our calves to petting farms or travelling zoos. These environments often over-handle animals and compromise their well-being. Instead, we seek homes where animals are cared for with respect and companionship.
Herd Companionship: Mini highland cows are herd animals and should never be kept alone. Please plan for at least one other cow companion.
Waitlist: Contact us to join the early notification list.
Our miniature goats are well-socialized from birth and are typically ready for new homes 12 weeks after birth, unless rehomed alongside their mother. We focus on finding loving homes that understand the needs of these curious and affectionate herd animals.
We’re passionate about where our animals go. That’s why we do not sell our calves to petting farms or travelling zoos. These environments often over-handle animals and compromise their well-being. Instead, we seek homes where animals are cared for with respect and companionship.
Waitlist: Want more goats from us? Fill out the form below to get on our waitlist.
Social Creatures: Goats must be adopted in pairs unless you’re already housing goats. We do not sell single goats to homes without existing companions.
Wethers Recommended: Fixed male goats (wethers) are calm, have no strong odour, and make ideal companions.
Unregistered: Our goats are not registered.
Housing: Goats require secure fencing (they’re escape artists) and proper shelter from both rain and cold.
Healthcare: Yearly vaccinations, hoof trimming, and parasite/worm checks are essential. Ensure you have access to a vet familiar with goat care.
Breeding: If planning to breed, be prepared with a birthing kit and know how to care for newborns—especially in cases where the mother does not nurse.
Most of our alpacas are registered or registerable and raised with gentle care. We are selective about where they go to ensure their long-term well-being.
We will not sell to petting farms or travelling zoos. Alpacas are not suited to environments where they are frequently touched, confined, or overstimulated—it’s stressful and unhealthy for them.
Herd Requirement: You must have a minimum of 3 alpacas. They’re deeply social and need herd dynamics to thrive.
No Mixed Pastures: Do not house alpacas with goats, sheep, or cattle—they can contract parasites through shared grazing areas.
Separate Genders: Males and females must be kept in separate pastures.
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