Meet Our Animals

Rex is our Highland Bull and the Boss of the Paddock! Despite his BIG horns he is a bit of a softy, but if you are at the fence with a carrot rest assured he's going to barge his ladies out of the way to get to you.

If you don't see him, you will hear him! Eeyore is our organic alarm that lets us know when people arrive at Jarrah Glen. He loves a pat and a scratch whenever Queen Sheeba lets him get some attention. 

Emus do look a little unapproachable but Eddy is super friendly! He loves a stoke on his neck and equally loves fruity treats, especially plums. 

"Bird" his girlfriend will always be near but is very shy.

Our Baby alpaca 'Snow' is a firm favorite with guests. Born in November 2023, he loves getting his milk bottle 3 times a day.

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If you want a cuddle and to bottle feed Snow, the girls will show you how to do it.

Queen Sheeba, Mum to Princess Penelope and the Mare of the paddock, Tyrone and Eeyore certainly know their place when the Queen is nearby.

Suppliers of our "Wild in our Heart" Eggs, the chooks can be found EVERYWHERE!  These happy hens are happy to make your breakfast enjoyable with freshly laid eggs. 

No visit to Jarrah Glen is complete until the herd of Goats come running to the fence line! Zeus and his cheeky ladies are always looking to see what our guests are up to. 

Some may say the prettiest Higland Cow we have. Honey has been a great mum to 'Toffee' and will always greet you at the fence hoping for a carrot or apple.

Scruffy is a guest favourite! Dad to 'Snow' & great for the kids to feed, this softy doesn't like a cuddle but will love you for treats. 

No farm is complete without a flock of sheep. We have some hand reared who love it when guests come to say g'day (with treats in hand).

Lucky has risen in the ranks of being one of the guest favourites! This cheeky little goat had a troubled start in life - but Lucky by name Lucky by nature.... Loves a good head scratch

Blondie has been a great Mum to Winnie the Moo our first name the calf competition. Winnie loves a great (but hard) scratch under the chin

A Highland herd is called a 'fold' and our ladies are truely beautiful. With their long lushious coats and big horns, they really are something to stare at

No Morning guest feeding experience isnt complete until you have mastered the trust in getting one of our Alpaca's to feed from your hand.

Calf to Noddy this little lady took a while to get standing but now there is no stopping her! You'll see her do Zoomies around the paddocks.