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OUR ANIMALS

Meet our animal residents when you visit Reed's! Each has their own story and purpose on the farm. Click on each animal to learn more about or sponsor them!

Reed's Farm is in a transitional phase and our pastures are shifting. Due to this, it may not be possible to see our animals every time you visit. Inclement weather or excessive heat can also cause our animals to seek shelter, which may also prevent you from seeing them on certain days.

The future of Reed's is to make the animal system more accessible and educational, and we are planning to balance our operation as a working farm with being open to the public. We appreciate your understanding and are excited for you to come along and learn on our silvopasture journey.

Only

Trotter Horse

Only is a retired standardbred horse. With his spicy, sassy demeanor, he gets into trouble and keeps his best friend Kid company.

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Violet

Miniature Donkey

Violet has formed a great friendship with Pia and O’Brien and you will find them running and bucking around the pasture together.

LEARN MORE ABOUT VIOLET

Pia and O'Brien

Miniature Horses

Pia is full of sass and O’Brien goes along with anything! The two half-siblings in this dynamic duo are friendly and gentle.

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Kid

Ex-Racehorse

Kid is a retired racehorse who injured his ankle. He is an instant favorite among our caretakers and visitors due to his sweet personality.

LEARN MORE ABOUT KID

Yippity and Dixie

Alpacas

Yippity and Dixie, our alpacas, are mother and daughter. They hum to communicate and are best friends with our sheep.

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Rosebud and
Clementine

Pot-Belly Pigs

With their unique personalities and lovable nature, Rosebud and Clementine are sure to bring smiles and comfort to those in need through our animal-assisted therapy program.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PIGS

Chevy
and Isa

Suffolk/East Friesian Cross and Babydoll Sheep

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE SHEEP

Chevy is a sheep that was raised with care by a dedicated participant of 4-H. He came to the farm to bring joy to all our visitors. Isa, his best friend, arrived the day after, to be his companion. They are two peas in a pod and love to spend time grazing and lounging together.