05/30/2026
Hi friends.
You may have noticed it’s been quiet on this page and I haven’t shared the typical spring cuteness our baby lambs bring. I’ve had several people reach out asking how lambing went and what we have available for this season. The short answer is things went great! We have beautiful lambs that are healthy and thriving. The long answer is what I’ve been avoiding.
After a lot of thought, consideration and a few tears, I’ve made the difficult decision to offer my entire flock for sale.
As many fellow sheep owners can relate to, I’ve spent countless mornings and evenings caring for these sheep, taking joy in watching the lambs grow, celebrating the good years, and worrying through the hard ones. This flock has been a meaningful part of our life for the last six years and letting them go is not something I ever imagined doing.
Unfortunately, changes in our family’s circumstances and priorities mean that I can no longer dedicate the time and energy they deserve. As much as I would love to find a way for them to stay, I realize I’m stretching myself thin and the right choice is finding them a home where they will continue to thrive.
These sheep have been well cared for and are healthy, productive animals. More than anything, I want them to go to someone who understands and appreciates the breed and will continue to provide them with good care.
This decision comes from a place of wanting what’s best for both my family and my flock, even though it breaks my heart.
If you’re interested in adding to your flock or know someone who may be a good fit, please reach out. I’d be happy to answer questions and share more information.
Thank you for your understanding, for being a part of my journey and for helping me find the right next chapter for these sheep. ❤️
