Most of the animals on our farm are pets, however we do have some breeding animals who's babies will be sold to other farmers or at market.
Our pet animals are a friendly bunch and are used to seeing visitors. Most love a fuss and to be hand fed, although we do have a few who can be a little grumpy and we will not enter paddocks with them.
Below you can learn about our animals, all of our pets have names, some of the breeding sheep are not named as they are in fields that are not accesible to some visitors.
Mum to Lily, Lacey & Lola
Lacey was born at Frampton Farm in 2023
Claxon was a bottle reared baby born at Frampton Farm in 2023
Ziggy is our foster goat and is with us untl his owner finds new land for him.
Primrose was the first Pygmy goat we moved on to the farm. She was pregnant at the time. She has had 6 kids during her time here.
Sooty along with his brother Sweep were he first babies to be born at Frampton in March 2022.
Primrose 's first born kid at Frampton Farm, closely followed by his twin brother Sooty.
Chanel is Coco's twin sister. She is a little more shy than her sister.
Oreo is super friendly just like her mum Poppy. She loves to jump over people and a cuddle. She was born at Frampton in March 2024.
Biscoff has a beautiful face and colouring, she is twin sister to Lotus and their mum is Primrose. She was born in March 2024.
Lotus isn't as friendly as he sister Biscoff. She tends to run off instead of being fussed.
Hopefully we will have another successful breeding season this autumn and will be welcoming more kids in spring 2025.
Trouble by name trouble by nature. She is our friendliest pig and loves a belly rub,
Flo is a Luithanian mini pig. Depsite what people think they are no tiny and weigh around 70kg,
Work is currently underway to create a new in door piggery. Once work is completed we will be getting some larger breeds of pig.
Abbey is a friendly cow who loves a fuss, she is hopefully due to calf later this year.
Adele is the leader of the herd, always first to the fence when we have vistors to see if they have a treat for her.
Atlanata is a young calf who is becoming more curious by the day. She has a gorgeous red colour.
Aphrodite is getting used to the attention of humans. She lovs to chase the tractor.
Come back soon to see.
Come back soon to see.
Our rescue hens have been with us since 2022. At the age of 18 months they are usually sold for pet food. Fresh start for hens collect them and sell them to hobby farmers.
These chicks moved to the farm in June 2024
These chicks moved to the farm in June 2024.
We can never tell them apart in photos but when we go into the field Del is always the first one to come up for a fuss.
Tullulah was born on the farm in 2023, she was super friendly and more like a puppy. She is still a very friendly ewe.
Beverley was one of our commerical breeding ewes but was so friendly that she stays in with our pet sheep.
Brenda is Beverelys daughter and the last of our 2024 lambs to be born. She has her mums personality so has been kept as a pet.
Astrid is a shetland ewe with the most distintive markings. Since being on our farm she has had two sets of twins. We kept her son from last year (thor) and her daughter from this year (Frida)
Flash was born on the farm in 2023. He is now a lovely strong ram and will be sold later this year as a breeding ram.
Violet is super friendly and loves her food.
Big mumma was named while she was pregnant in the barn, she was very big not only because of being in lamb but she has the thickest of fleeces. When she is sheared she looks like a black panther.
Little mumma is big mummas daughter and had he own lamb this year.
Little sister is big mummas daughter and little mummas sister..
Midnight is also big mummas daughter and was born on the farm in 2024.
Dutch is a placid man and joined our farm in autumn 2023. He had a very successful time with the ladies and produced some amazing lambs in 2024.
Teddy is Southdown ewe with a teddy bear face. she has two lambs on the farm in 2023 but didnt have any in 2024. She is now kept as a pet.
Fiesty came to Frampton in summer 2023, she was a bottle reared lamb and very friendly.
Lexi was a bottle lamb and came to the farm in summer 2023.
April was born in 2023 and moved to Frampton in summer 2024. We are hoping she has her first lambs in 2025.
Golda was born in 2023 and moved to Frampton in summer 2024. We are hoping she has her first lambs in 2025.
Flossie is a loveable character and always first in line for the food. She came to Frampton with her ram lamb Freddie .
Freddie was born in March 2024 and moved to Frampton with his mum in summer 2024. Freddie will probably stay withus until he isold enough to be sold as a breeding ram.
Skitz is a Kerry Hill Ewe with very distinctive panda eyes. Named Skitz because she was very skitish around people, she is slowly warming to humans.
Blitz has more traditional Kerry Hill markings. She came to us alone with Skitz in Summer 2024.
Dennis is a Valais friendly boy, always first up for food or a fussing. He was named by one of our alternative education students.
Domino is a valais wether, he moved to the farm with Dennis and Yoda in spring 2024.
Yoda named by a local primary school while visiting. All the valais are pictured here without their fleeces. When they grow them look liek dreadlocks.
We have a number of Llyen breeding ewes on the farm.
We have a number of breeding suffolk ewes on the far.
Astrids daughter born 2024
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My son visits this farm once a week through school . He has ADHD and ASD and everyone at the farm have really made an impact on his life in general! We were very kindly invited as a family to visit and see what H gets up to on his visits . We all had the best time the whole feel of the farm is relaxing, Calm and Happy 😊. All the animals are so very well looked after which you can tell by how affectionate they are ❤️. Thank you.
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We had such a lovely experience during our visit, feeding the lamb and holding the baby goats. Zenan was a great tour guide.
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This has been on my bucket list for a very long time but I didn't want to do it in a crowded environment with lots of people who may scare the animals. Frampton Farm was exceptional we had a private visit of 4 adults it was educational and a lot of fun interacting with the baby lambs and goats and all the other animals that are looked after on the farm. We were lucky enough to feed the lambs and the whole experience was so memorable. We have a grandson who is 2 and we hope to return with him next year when is a little bit older and understands more. Thank you to Karen and the team for an amazing experience we highly recommend this experience.
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An outstanding visit. The owners have really taken a corner of the market in an excellent fashion. I’ve taken most of my Grandchildren round and each experience has been different, but just as enjoyable!! An excellent attraction!