The farm is currently home to seven dogs, around two dozen rescue barn cats, a herd of Nigerian Dwarf Goats, a miniature donkey (Black Jack), two large pigs (Penelope and Petunia), two Pot Bellied Pigs (Liberty and Justice), four French Toulouse Geese, three Turkeys (Christmas, Thanksgiving and Easter), 20-plus ducks (Blue Swedish, Pekin and Harlequin), over 60 chickens, and some roaming rabbits.

 

The dogs are Poppy, an American Cocker Spaniels, Harper, London and Mia, English Labrador Retrievers, Rocky and Stella, Great Pyrenees Livestock Guardian Dogs (they help protect the poultry and goats). and Sadie a Harlequin Great Dane.

 

The barn cats are all rescues, If there were ever souls who knew how to love life, it’s these little lives. They'll be the first to greet you when you visit. They love interacting with the campers and other visitors, so much so that we had to create a rustic Cat Cafe over the colder months, complete with snacks for both humans and cats, hot drinks, seating and interactive cat toys.​

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​While a lot of work has been done over the past few years, there is still a lot more to do to get where we want to be. In 2025 we graveled roadways throughout, added a 400-amp electric service separate from the main house to provide power to the outbuildings and RV hook-ups. We ran additional underground water lines, stocked the pond with fish, added some fruit trees and bushes, a second Hoop House, and Community Food Pantry.

 

So far in 2026 we have made upgrades to the campsites (lighting and hammocks), added a 'Mud Kitchen' and two dedicated Picnic Sites. We recently welcomed Jack, our Miniature Donkey, and will soon be welcoming some new goats and a pair of Babydoll Ewe Lambs, building a new goat playground and adding two new animal shelters.

 

I hope you’ll join all the other living creatures and us on our journey, whether just virtually, meeting at a local Farmers Market, festival, or paying us a visit on the farm - Julie and Theresa