Petting Zoo
Come visit our herd at Deep Roots Petting Zoo! We have alpacas, sheep, pigs, goats, donkeys, mini cows, chickens, peahens and a turkey! The petting zoo is free to visit! You may purchase feed cups in the market.
About Our Animals
Our animals live on the farm year round. We firmly believe in caring for them with the highest quality care and providing them with a low stress environment. We ask that you are respectful when feeding and meeting them. Please refrain from bringing your dogs over to the petting zoo. Unknown canines frighten most of our herd. Only animal food purchased in the market may be fed to the herd. If you have any questions about our animals, please ask Farmer Stephen or another staff member. We would love to answer anything!
Our Alpacas
On our farm we have 3 alpacas; Anana, Anastasia and Lollapalooza. They range in age from 4 to 13.
Anastasia (brown) is missing an eye; we had to unfortunately have it surgically removed due to an ulcer. She has adapted well! Anana (white) is the oldest animal in our herd. She is very docile and gentle.
Lollapalooza (mini white) joined us in 2022 and has dwarfism; she looks like a baby but is fully grown!
All three will eat out of your hand. They only have bottom teeth, so they'll never nip or bite you! They rarely spit but will do so if they feel threatened; the key is to treat them with respect and they will do the same :) However, they do sometimes spit out of excitement!
Our Sheep
Pepper and Pumpkin joined the farm as babies in 2021. They came from the same Michigan farm as our alpacas. It took them a while to warm up but now these two are treat fanatics and will eat from your hand! They are Kahtahdin sheep and actually "shed" themselves. Most other sheep need to be sheared, but these guys do it by themselves. We added three babydoll sheep to the herd as well in 2023: Molly, Millie and Paisley.
Our Goats
Our Deep Roots herd started with Milky and Cinnamon back in 2019 - two twin brothers that don't lack any spunk or personality. They are our alpha goats and they are treat hogs. If you have a feed cup, Milky and Cinnamon are the first guys you'll see. You might think they look pregnant, but they're just chubby LOL. We've tried to put them on diets, but they're pretty adamant about eating.
Our goats and sheep live together in one pasture. Their grain/minerals are specifically formulated to give each species what they need.
Goats are kind of like potato chips...you can't just have one. As of spring of 2025, we are up to 15 goats! Come meet them all!
Petting Zoo
Come visit our herd at Deep Roots Petting Zoo! We have alpacas, sheep, pigs, goats, donkeys, mini cows, chickens, peahens and a turkey! The petting zoo is free to visit! You may purchase feed cups in the market.
About Our Animals
Our animals live on the farm year round. We firmly believe in caring for them with the highest quality care and providing them with a low stress environment. We ask that you are respectful when feeding and meeting them. Please refrain from bringing your dogs over to the petting zoo. Unknown canines frighten most of our herd. Only animal food purchased in the market may be fed to the herd. If you have any questions about our animals, please ask Farmer Stephen or another staff member. We would love to answer anything!
Our Alpacas
On our farm we have 3 alpacas; Anana, Anastasia and Lollapalooza. They range in age from 4 to 13.
Anastasia (brown) is missing an eye; we had to unfortunately have it surgically removed due to an ulcer. She has adapted well! Anana (white) is the oldest animal in our herd. She is very docile and gentle.
Lollapalooza (mini white) joined us in 2022 and has dwarfism; she looks like a baby but is fully grown!
All three will eat out of your hand. They only have bottom teeth, so they'll never nip or bite you! They rarely spit but will do so if they feel threatened; the key is to treat them with respect and they will do the same :) However, they do sometimes spit out of excitement!
Our Sheep
Pepper and Pumpkin joined the farm as babies in 2021. They came from the same Michigan farm as our alpacas. It took them a while to warm up but now these two are treat fanatics and will eat from your hand! They are Kahtahdin sheep and actually "shed" themselves. Most other sheep need to be sheared, but these guys do it by themselves. We added three babydoll sheep to the herd as well in 2023: Molly, Millie and Paisley.
Our Goats
Our Deep Roots herd started with Milky and Cinnamon back in 2019 - two twin brothers that don't lack any spunk or personality. They are our alpha goats and they are treat hogs. If you have a feed cup, Milky and Cinnamon are the first guys you'll see. You might think they look pregnant, but they're just chubby LOL. We've tried to put them on diets, but they're pretty adamant about eating.
Our goats and sheep live together in one pasture. Their grain/minerals are specifically formulated to give each species what they need.
Goats are kind of like potato chips...you can't just have one. As of spring of 2025, we are up to 15 goats! Come meet them all!