Roos and Coos Farm

Posted on Jul 1, 2020

Hi. We are temporarily closed due to COVID. Please follow our Facebook page, Roos and Coos Farm, for updates on when we reopen. Thanks.

Testimonials

7 months ago

I took my 9 year old and 4 year old to Roos and Coos. To say they loved it was an understatement. They got more animal interaction at the farm then they did at some zoos we have been too. The area is very family friendly and Christina and Marlene are so kind and patient. You can tell they love raising the animals and being able to share the animals with people is something they enjoy.

- Christine E

7 months ago

My daughter and I went out for a Saturday afternoon and had a blast! It's so heart warming to see these animals be treated as pets and cared for in just that way. I mean, c'mon, the new baby goat sits and watches TV with Christina, the owner! Their male kangaroo loves on her and would follow her everywhere if he could! We learned so many things about all the animals we didn't know and were allowed to have hands on with the animals, as long as they allowed it. We held rabbits, fed ducks and chickens, brushed a coo; we cannot wait to go back and see the newest additions!

- Stacey P

ABOUT US

We are a USDA and FWC licensed facility that breeds Red Kangaroos and Scottish Highland Coos. ...and many more animals. We also offer educational tours on weekends, by appointment, from 11:00am - 5:00pm. Tours are $5/person. All money collected goes toward helping us buy feed for the animals.

The theme of our farm is “animals from around the world.” Therefore, most of our animals originate from outside the United States. We have Red Kangaroos from Australia; Scottish Highland Coos; African Spur Thigh Tortoises, the third largest species of tortoise in the world behind the Galapagos and Aldabra tortoises; Flemish Giant Rabbits from Belgium, the largest breed of rabbit in the world; Olde English Babydoll Southdown Sheep from England; our precious livestock guardian dog is an Anatolian Shepherd’s Dog from Turkey; Watusi cattle from Africa; Valais Blacknose Sheep from Switzerland, etc. In addition to our exotic animals, we have Silkie chickens, Pekin ducks, New Zealand white rabbits, Tennessee Fainting Goats, and Llamas.

We love working with children to teach them about our unique animals. However, the farm experience is often just as rewarding for adults as it is for children. We love teaming up with local organizations and groups to create tailored experiences that fit your specific needs and goals. If your organization or group would like to schedule a tour or private event, please let us know. We would be happy to work with you to see how we can provide you with a rewarding and unique experience.

Other animals that we breed:

Flemish Giant Rabbits

Tennessee Fainting Goats

Llamas

Olde English Babydoll Southdown Sheep

Valais Blacknose Sheep

Anatolian Shepherds

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