Babies, Babies, Babies! Boys for Sale!

Jill/Omar babies born April 5, 2014

Good Day Everyone.  What a dreary rainy day, but we have new babies and that always casts "sunshine" on the farm.  Jill our Nigerian Dwarf gave birth to two babies a boy and a girl on Saturday.  Omar, our handsome black Angora is the father.

Male and Female "Nigoras"

Macy Angora

Mary and Macy

 Along with these cuties, Mary our Angora had a baby girl Macy.  Macy is pure white and is quite the contrast to these two!  Macy will be staying here on the farm.  There are also two bucklings, that are Nigerian/Pygora crosses and would make excellent companion animals!  Louis and Jerry are both friendly and are ready too go.  

Louie the cuddler

Jerry so handsome

 Last but not by any means least is our little man....Mick, a purebred registered Olde English Babydoll Southdown.  This black boy is quite the character already.  He is not really so little and is even bigger than Louie who he is trying to make friends with!  Mick is also for sale.

Mick English Babydoll Lamb

Mick born March 2013

Mick and Louie sharing some cedar branches

 We are selling our boys.  If you are interested, please give us a call at 705-778-2070.  We also have Alpacas for sale.  No babies there until the summer!
Also I will be in Maynooth this coming Saturday, April 12, 2014.  I will have handmade products as well as yarn, fleece and rovings.  Any requests let me know and I will see what I can do!

Baa Baa Black Sheep

Will this cold never end?
A little late with the blog this week...not internet problems, but a new addition!  Liz and Inky have a boy!  Yes,  a new little Olde English Babydoll Southdown is born,  March 1, 2014.  I guess March came in like a lamb?  Okay maybe not...maybe his name should be Leo!  Both Mom and baby are doing very well.  If you are interested in a registered black lamb...give us a call!  
705-778-2070.  We only have the one lamb this time round.  He is so cute bouncing around!  And he goes to the gate to meet the other goats and sheep who stick their heads down to say "Hi!"  It is very cute to see the wee bucklings trying to catch his attention.