Talk at 11 and 16
Black foxes
Silver-black foxes with their own big enclosure. The 4 o'clock feed is the talk people plan their day around.
The animals
Most of the animals here were rescued or rehomed, and a good few are rare breeds. Across 23 acres you will meet everything from black foxes and wallabies to goats that will eat your coat. Here is who lives where, who you can feed and when the talks are.
Goats and sheep
Rare breeds among the regulars, including Castlemilk Moorit and Manx Loaghtan sheep, plus the goats that had triplets in February 2026.
Talk at 13:30 and 16:30
Meerkats
A busy mob that takes turns on sentry duty. Two talks a day, the last one at half past four.
Talk at 14:30
Wallabies
Bennett's wallabies you can walk among in the Wallaby Walkthrough. Watch your feet, they lie where they like.
Turkeys, chickens and other birds
Grey Slate turkeys among them, a rare breed with a lot to say.
Talk at 12
Llamas and alpacas
Tall, curious and fond of a feed bag. The midday talk explains how to tell them apart.
Pigs
Big, friendly and mostly asleep. You can feed them, but please drop the feed in the trough, not into a mouth.
Ponies and donkeys
Details being updated.
Talk at 13 and 15
Rabbits and guinea pigs
The Cuddle Club. Sit down, keep your voice low, and a keeper brings a rabbit or a guinea pig to you.
Raccoons and raccoon dogs
Not farm animals at all, which is exactly why they are here. Both came to us needing homes.
Reptiles
Details being updated.
Rats, degus and chipmunks
The small and quick ones, indoors.
Feeding the animals
Please do feed
Sheep and lambs, Goats, Llamas, Alpacas, Wallabies. And the pigs, but into the trough rather than by hand.
Please don't feed
Ferrets, Ponies, Donkeys, Rabbits, Guinea pigs, Foxes, Raccoon dogs, Raccoons, Reptiles, Birds. Their diets are measured, and some of them bite.
Feed bags are sold at reception and in the play barn. Wash your hands after touching any animal; the stations are next to the paddocks and the picnic tables.