Spring Fling 2024

$20 per person

100% of ticket sales support our animals and farm operations

Join us for some farm fun to welcome the return of spring! Our activities include:

You’ll also have an opportunity to meet our animals, feed them snacks and enjoy our farm sanctuary!

DOs

Do bring leftovers like grains, fruit, and veggies. Your local grocery store will probably give you a bunch of free produce, just ask!
Do donate canned dog food, cat food, and dog biscuits, as they are always needed.
Do wear appropriate footwear.
Do book online first before coming.
Do enter through the gift shop.
Do park in designated areas.
Do supervise your children at all times.
Do handle animals gently.
Do immediately report any unsafe condition or injury to Renee Small.
Do wash hands well with soap and water before leaving.

Don't wear open-toed shoes.
Don't drive on the grass.
Don't enter the property without booking online first.
Don't allow children to climb on farm equipment or gates.
Don't scream or run anywhere on the farm.
Don't open gates without permission.
Don't get too close to the dog yard.
Don't walk or run up behind a horse or donkey.
Don't leave valuables unattended. The farm is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
Don't hold the farm responsible for damage to your vehicle during your visit.

No plastic bags

If you bring produce, please cut it up and use a metal bucket to carry it. We will make a table available at the farm entrance to cut up food. Please of any plastic before entering the farm.
Don't feed with a flat hand

Do not use a flat hand to feed animals. Instead, please hand them a treat like you would a pet dog. We can show you if you are not sure how to do it.
No treats for some animals

We love for you to bring yummy fruit and veg for our animals with a few exceptions! Please do not give treat to dogs, donkeys or horses. Please do not feed crackers, cereal or bread to the rabbits and guinea pigs.
No food in the paddocks

There are too many animals in the paddock area to safely share food and treats. Please leave your food buckets outside the barn before entering for your safety.