Reggie one of our three sheep at the Funny Farm. He was found wandering the streets of Haddon Heights, not far from Philadelphia. For days, people tried to catch him. Finally, a family with the help of the local police, was able to capture him and he was brought back to the original owner. When the family found out that the owner was planning to slaughter him, they offered the owner money to keep him. After doing a lot of research, they contacted the Funny Farm, and decided this would be the best place for him to have a wonderful life. After a few days, he was well-acclimated with the goats.  Reggie decided he was not afraid of people anymore and loves meeting new people!

Meet Freckles, one of our newest additions at the Funny Farm, who joined us in 2024! She began her journey as a house chicken and is now happily adapting to life on the farm with her own flock. One thing is for sure: Freckles absolutely loves the human visitors, and the Funny Farm has plenty of affection to share!

Just like people, chickens have unique personalities—some are curious and friendly, while others can be a bit shy. Freckles is quite outgoing with her human friends, though she tends to be a little more reserved around her feathered companions. When she isn’t socializing, this beautiful hen keeps busy laying eggs. Did you know that a healthy hen can produce anywhere from 250 to 300 eggs a year? That’s about 5 to 6 eggs a week! It’s truly impressive how productive these lovely ladies can be!

Miss Kitty the pig came to live on the farm in 2022. Kitty was raised in a condominium and quickly outgrew her living quarters. Her owners called Laurie and explained they loved her very much but realized a condo was no place for a pig. Laurie agreed to take her and now Miss Kitty loves free roaming the farm and playing with her friends. You will often see her sniffing out bird food, napping in the sun or playing with her favorite ball.