Available Animals
Available animals
Nobody's looking for a new home right now. The barn's full, everybody's where they're supposed to be, and honestly, we're all settling in just fine. When that changes, you'll see it here first.
What does it mean to rehome an animal?
Rehoming simply means an animal moves to a new home that fits them better — new pastures, new people, a family who's been waiting for exactly them. It's not a sad word here. Farms rehome animals when a breeding season wraps up, when a herd needs room to breathe, or when someone reaches out looking for the kind of animal we've raised well. Every rehomed and sold listing below started right here with us, and we keep them up so you can see the kinds of animals that pass through the farm — and so you know what to expect when something becomes available again.
Nigerian Dwarf goat herdSoldThe whole herd, together in the pasture — sold to their next home.
Breeding pig trioSoldThree pigs, three coat patterns, one enclosure — sold to their next home together.
Royal Palm breeding trioSoldA striking black-and-white Royal Palm trio — sold to their next farm.