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Our Animals

Meet all of the animals that call
The Cape Coop Farm home!

*name * breed/color * year of birth*

Alpacas

Haydn, Brown male Huacaya Alpaca (2011)
Mozart, Fawn male Huacaya Alpaca (2013)
Johann, Silver Grey male Huacaya Alpaca (2013)

Rabbits

Ariel, Blue Tort Lionhead doe (2018)
Pooka, Black VM Lionhead doe (2021)
Melody, Blue Tort Lionhead doe (2022)
Thumper, Smoke Pearl Point Lionhead buck (2021)
Obi-Wan, Siamese Sable Lionhead buck (2022)
Henry, Broken Blue Lionhead buck (2022)

Ducks

Alexander, Welsh Harlequin drake (2016)
Eliza , Blue Splash Swedish duck (2016)
Angelica, White Crested duck (2016)
Philip, Blue Swedish mix drake (2018)
Aaron, Rouen drake (2018)
Daenerys, Silver Appleyard duck (2019)
Arya, Buff Orpington duck (2019)
Sansa, Saxony duck (2019)
Elizabeak, barnyard mix duck (2019)
Jester, Rouen duck (2020)
Beau, Golden Hybrid duck (2020)

Chickens

Molly, Easter Egger hen (2013)
Dolly, Blue Favaucana hen (2017)
Barbara, Partridge Cochin hen (2017)
Odin, Salmon Faverolle rooster (2018)
Athena, Easter Egger hen (2018)
Persephone, Silver Cuckoo Maran hen (2018)
Kasey, Austra White hen (2020)
Patsy, Buff Orpington hen (2020)
Reba, Golden Laced Wyandotte hen (2020)
LeAnn, Partridge Oliver Egger hen (2020)
Natalie, Black Copper Maran hen (2020)
Taylor, Barred Plymouth Rock hen (2020)
Lizzy, Super Blue Layer hen (2021)
Elinor, Blue Cochin hen (2021)
Emma, Easter Egger hen (2021)
Jane, Green Queen hen (2021)
Kitty, Red Laced Blue Wyandotte hen (2021)
Lydia, Buff Polish hen (2021)
Marianne, Dark Brahma hen (2021)
Mr. Darcy, Salmon Faverolle rooster (2021)
Billie Jean, Frizzle Easter Egger hen (2022)
Caroline, Bantam Mottled Cochin hen (2022)
Jolene, Speckled Sussex hen (2022)
Ophelia, Blue Splash Maran hen (2022)
Valerie, Lavender Orpington hen (2022)

Geese

Amelia, Sebastopol Goose (2022)
Abigail, Sebastopol Goose (2022)

Dogs & Cats

Bailey, Siamese mix (2014)
Penny, Ragdoll mix (2017)
Zoey, Border Collie/Australian Shepherd mix (2012)
Lucy, Blue Merle Australian Shepherd (2022)

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Aaron Hachey

Thursday 31st of March 2022

Thank you for the information on outdoor living space for rabbits, I'm designing and setting up for the first time.

Liz

Friday 1st of April 2022

that is great, good luck!

Victoria

Friday 12th of March 2021

all of your animals are adorable but Zoey's smile is truly the cherry on top! So darn cute!

Liz

Monday 15th of March 2021

awww thank you! her smile definitely brightens my days!

Sophie

Thursday 12th of November 2020

Hi! I love your animals! They are so cute!!! I was hoping that you could answer two questions. I just added three new ducks to be friends with my other duck. They are all rescued so I don't know their ages except for one, including the original. I have a male and female Pekin, a male Blue Swedish, and a female Cayuga duck. The female white Pekin is laying eggs every day, the Cayuga duck isn't laying, even though we were told to watch for eggs. Should I be concerned that she isn't laying, or is she a seasonal layer? Second, the males are always chasing each other, and my usually docile male Blue Swedish won't stop pinching the male Pekin. Do males always do this, and is there a way to fix this? (Sorry I guess that was four questions. LOL)

Liz

Sunday 15th of November 2020

Thank you! With not knowing their age, that definitely makes it tricky. As they get older they lay less and less eggs, especially in the winter. Also Pekins are super reliable layers where Cayugas are only fair layers. So that all sounds normal. Your boys behavior is also normal. They need to work out who is going to be in charge. They should settle down before too much longer and they can all be one flock. You can expect occasional tiny fights with the boys now and then (especially in the spring/summer mating season), but once you get past this introduction period things should get better :)

Jocelyn

Thursday 30th of April 2020

I especially love Sansa she is soooooo beautiful!

Jocelyn

Thursday 30th of April 2020

I love your ducks they are all very beautiful. I had a question though. If I wanted a smaller chicken that I could keep indoors that did not lay a lot of eggs which one of of these would you recommend personally?

Liz

Friday 1st of May 2020

Hi Jocelyn - if you are going for just a tiny, adorable chicken I would suggest a Mille Fleur d'Uccle or a Polish. They are both adorable and have lots of personality, they do lay eggs but not as reliably as other breeds. Keep in mind you will need diapers for them living indoors as chickens can't be trained to use a litter box and can't "hold it" until outside time like dogs would

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