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Meet our animal family
Meet the animals
A unique interactive experience gets you up close and personal with the animals on the farm. Approaching them slowly and gently (and hand feeding them) allows you to truly immerse yourself into the wonderful world of each animal. Our animals are friendly and adorable. Meet our friends…
Alpacas
Alpacas
We have been raising award-winning alpacas on our farm for over 25 years. Alpacas are raised for their fine, warm and luxurious fleece that makes beautiful clothing of all types. As the smallest member of the camelid family, they are timid but social and curious. With over 70 alpacas on the farm and many babies (called crias) due each spring you’ll have plenty of opportunity to immerse yourself into the wonderful world of alpacas.
Llamas
Llamas
Cousins to the alpaca, average height is up to 6 feet and average weight is around 350 pounds. Curious and sociable and our two resident llamas, Llarry and Harry are both halter trained and love meeting and greeting people while out in the fields.
Miniature Babydoll Sheep
Officially known as Southdown sheep, these sheep are Native to England. On our farm they are known as the smiling sheep and are very gentle and have loving personalities. Only 18-24 inches when fully grown, these make ideal pets for children as well as adults. Naturally “polled” meaning they’re born without horns. Non-aggressive by nature and curious and trusting with people they know.
Miniature Babydoll Sheep
Officially known as Southdown sheep, these sheep are Native to England. On our farm they are known as the smiling sheep and are very gentle and have loving personalities. Only 18-24 inches when fully grown, these make ideal pets for children as well as adults. Naturally “polled” meaning they’re born without horns. Non-aggressive by nature and curious and trusting with people they know.
Miniature Horses
For all the horse lovers at heart! The Falabella horse is a miniature horse breed that averages 7 hands high and will reach a maximum of 8 hands. With a life expectancy of up to 45 years, miniature horses are often used as therapy animals. Friendly and affectionate, these guys are something you can not resist.
Miniature Horses
For all the horse lovers at heart! The Falabella horse is a miniature horse breed that averages 7 hands high and will reach a maximum of 8 hands. With a life expectancy of up to 45 years, miniature horses are often used as therapy animals. Friendly and affectionate, these guys are something you can not resist.
Miniature Mediterranean Donkeys
Miniature Mediterranean Donkeys
Quite intelligent, curious and they are one of the friendliest and most affectionate animals of its type. Tame, gentle and they LOVE attention. Our donkeys are halter trained and find pleasure in giving back as much love as you can handle.
Miniature Potbellied Pigs
Miniature Potbelly Pigs
These beautiful and smart creatures reach roughly 35 to 60 pounds and 15 to 16 inches tall. Pictured here are our two incredible breeding miniature potbellied pigs Patrick and Petunia. Patrick, known around the farm as “Pig Daddy Patrick” loves belly rubs and lots of attention and is a farm favorite. Petunia is a wonderful attentive mother who has blessed us with beautiful piglets and they love seeing us and all our visitors. These two are sure to make you smile and feel the love!
Miniature Scottish Highland Cows
Miniature Scottish Highland Cows
Native to Scotland, the Highland Cow is the oldest registered breed of cattle in the world. The long hair on the Highland Cows is actually an unusual double coat of hair which allows them to withstand the worst of climates. Oily on the outside and a downy undercoat underneath. Our girls are affectionate to the max. If you love to be kissed, licked and loved from head to toe…be sure to stop by and say hello to Anna, Elsa and Juliet.
Miniature Shetland Sheep
Miniature Shetland Sheep
Native to the Shetland Isles in Scotland, Shetland sheep are one of the smallest of the British sheep and are known for their colorful wool and small builds. Their small size and calm personalities and friendly nature make them ideal for our farm.
Nigerian Dwarf Goats
Nigerian Dwarf Goats
The Nigerian Dwarf Goat is a miniature dwarf goat of West African origin. Their small stature means they do not require as much space as larger dairy goat breeds and their gentle and friendly personalities make them good companion pets. They are easy to handle and even small children can be at ease with these little goats. They love to play and jump and get into all kinds of mischief. They love people and love attention and our current goat herd is expanding with the addition of our babies this spring! We LOVE OUR GOATS and you will too!
Red Kangaroos
Red Kangaroos
Native to Australia with an average lifespan of 20 years. Males are larger than females and can weigh up to 200 pounds when fully grown. Females are about half that size. We currently have two female kangaroos on the farm, Lily and Poppy. Both are gentle with people and are social and love attention. They can be scared at loud noises and running at them so we encourage quiet voices and slow movements to best get them to realize you are a “farm friend” and safe and fun to interact with. They can be affectionate and loving as they get to know you!
Navajo Angora Goats
Navajo Angora Goats
Angora Goats are one of the most famous goat breeds in the world. This breed is usually smaller than other domestic sheep and goats. The heavy and robust elastic fiber of the coat differs from wool primarily in its luster and smoothness. Both male and female sexes are horned and the ears are drooping and long.
Dromedary & Bacterin Camel
The dromedary, also called the Arabian camel, is a camel with one hump on its back. The bacterin camel; is a camel with two humps on its back. Here at Majestic we have both “Gus” and “Tuck”. Gus is a full dromedary camel. Tuck is a cross or hybrid, between a dromedary and a bacterin.
Dromedary & Bacterin Camel
The dromedary, also called the Arabian camel, is a camel with one hump on its back. The bacterin camel; is a camel with two humps on its back. Here at Majestic we have both “Gus” and “Tuck”. Gus is a full dromedary camel. Tuck is a cross or hybrid, between a dromedary and a bacterin.
Sulcata Tortoise
Sulcata Tortoises are large reptiles, also commonly referred to as the “African Spurred Tortoise.” These creatures are the third largest species of tortoise in the world, behind the Galapagos tortoise and Albrada giant tortoise. Sulcatas can grow to be well over 230 pounds and live as long as 70 years. Sheldon and his companion Sahara can be seen wandering about the property during the day and delighting both young and old.
Sulcata Tortoise
Sulcata Tortoises are large reptiles, also commonly referred to as the “African Spurred Tortoise.” These creatures are the third largest species of tortoise in the world, behind the Galapagos tortoise and Albrada giant tortoise. Sulcatas can grow to be well over 230 pounds and live as long as 70 years. Sheldon and his companion Sahara can be seen wandering about the property during the day and delighting both young and old.
Wallaby
Wallabies are widespread across mainland Australia, Tasmania, and Papua New Guinea. All wallabies are marsupials, the young are called joeys. They have a pointed snout, large ears and a fur coat that can be colored gray, rufous (reddish brown), brown, black, or white. They tend to be more active in the evening an early morning, especially those in dry areas. We currently have one female wallaby on the farm, June. Sweet and gentle with people and once she gets to know and trust you, she loves attention. Like the kangaroos, she is cautious at loud noises or when someone walks up to them too quickly, so we encourage all visitors to approach them slowly and quietly so that she has time to realize you are there to love and respect her. She can be affectionate and loving once you have earned her trust and is often found napping on her “day bed” inside her shelter throughout the day.
Wallaby
Wallabies are widespread across mainland Australia, Tasmania, and Papua New Guinea. All wallabies are marsupials, the young are called joeys. They have a pointed snout, large ears and a fur coat that can be colored gray, rufous (reddish brown), brown, black, or white. They tend to be more active in the evening an early morning, especially those in dry areas. We currently have one female wallaby on the farm, June. Sweet and gentle with people and once she gets to know and trust you, she loves attention. Like the kangaroos, she is cautious at loud noises or when someone walks up to them too quickly, so we encourage all visitors to approach them slowly and quietly so that she has time to realize you are there to love and respect her. She can be affectionate and loving once you have earned her trust and is often found napping on her “day bed” inside her shelter throughout the day.