30 Alpacas & Two Llamas 

One Horse – Freya

Our beautiful, lone horse is our majestic princess. Freya came from a large equestrian establishment where she lived with all her equine sisters. She was never alone and loved her family.  She came down with a bowed tendon in her right front leg which meant she was no longer able to carry riders or perform.  She found her way to our farm and she could eat all she wanted in a large pasture all by herself.  She loved the grass, but she hated being alone.  She would stare out across the gate toward the alpacas and whinny and ask to see them.  We finally let her mingle and she was so happy, she has never left them since.  One time several of them got out the pasture gate and we were unaware until we saw Freya trotting past herding them from the front lawn back into the pasture!  She can be found in the barn or out strolling the fields, enjoying the wind in her mane. 

Flock of Chickens & a Rooster

A small flock of chickens (and one rooster) keep us supplied with eggs and up at dawn all year long. 

Resident Wildlife

We also have resident wildlife, which we can get glimpses of from time to time.  We have raccoons, beavers, gophers, porcupines, opossums, and recently a badger! We have deer and other types of wildlife in our woodland.  You may see eagles, hawks, a large blue heron who feasts from our creek and sometimes an owl makes an appearance.