Resident Animals

Nigerian dwarf Goats

Our agile goats are ready and excited for their next Yoga class. Having started their training in early 2019, our Nigerian Dwarf goats are ready to get everyone outdoors and training.

Zebu cows

Razzle and April are zebus, a species of a domestic cow originating from Southwest Asia. Although they are gentle, Razzles horns can be a bit big for the smaller people - especially because he loves his scratches, therefore, his public appearances are more limited. In 2023 Razzle’s girlfriend, April, joined us at the Ranch. Although April can be a little more timid, Razzle ensures he receives enough scratches for the both of them.

Jacob Sheep

O'Keefe Ranch has its own lineage of Jacob Sheep. This heritage breed was once endangered and thanks to efforts around the world, that is no longer the case. In 2016, the O'Keefe Ranch sent to Israel a few of the Jacob sheep to help repopulate. Males and female Jacob Sheep can grow horns and not just 2 but up to 6 horns that spiral off of their heads!

Shetland Sheep

The Shetland sheep is also a heritage breed. The O'Keefe Ranch had been breeding their registered sheep up to Spring 2020. Although we no longer breed the O'Keefe lineage, our retired shetland family are the sweetest you can imagine. They enjoy the company of all visitors and look forward greeting you.

chickens

We have 12 chickens who are typically free range on the ranch. They stick to their own little groups but will occasionally come see if any guests left behind some crumbs for them.

Turkeys and Peahen

We have two resident turkeys onsite named Thomas and Hazel. they wander the grounds as they wish often followed closely behind by our newly acquired peahen Highway and some of the chickens!

Alpaca

Leah our faithful alpaca is the protector for our Jacob Sheep and Shetland sheep. She watches over them and of course struts her stuff as she grazes the fields peacefully along side the sheep.

Bunnies

Eros and Loki are our two resident bunny brothers with faces to melt the hearts of any to meet them. they spend their time jumping around, messing with each other and sniffing the fence for the hopes of potentially some extra nibbles.