Frosty Farm

08/28/2025

Looking for a new pasture soon!

Gorgeous c**t born 5/21/2025 ready to go home and fully weaned on 11/21/2025

I can even keep an extra month for a Christmas present surprise!

Minimally handled, haltered and lead.

Born more of a chestnut, looks like he’s going to turn roan or a dapple like his mother. He’s going to be a looker!

Unknown sire-dam was previously on a ranch. Dam is respectful, gentle, protective of her own, and quick to learn.

Chehalis Wa. Please message for information

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*For safety of the farm will only allow visitors of serious inquiries. Can send more photos videos for the more curious!

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06/28/2025

Male available

From working livestock guardians and DNA panel tested parents Anatolian X Pyrenees.

Chehalislis Wa.
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06/27/2025

🫶🏼 looking for a new farm to guard!

Female pictured is reserved! Only males available!

06/27/2025

We bring this sweet boy Chili 🌶️ home tomorrow 🥹 just look at her face!

Her first time on a kid-safe horse

06/24/2025

Isn’t he just so cuddly! Sweet, shy male.

😌Perfect laid back temperament for a homestead with young kids and even young livestock.

06/22/2025

Chunky babies 🫶🏼

Soon to be giant + wonderful livestock guardian dogs!

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06/21/2025

Picked a couple unripe berries today. I just couldn’t wait!!🫐

06/21/2025

Putting flowers in Ariel’s hair🥹🫶🏼

05/31/2025

05/31/2025

Babies everywhere!

Waiting for our new families 🫶🏼

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05/29/2025

Momma goose left the nest and I had to hatch out two babies who were left. They had just pipped and mom already had two babies who were a couple of days old. I grabbed the eggs, put them in the incubator and slowly helped them come out.

The little gosling had a yolk that wasn’t absorbed, I treated it the best I could but unfortunately it didn’t make it.

This little fella though was a trooper. After a couple days I brought him outside to see if the other geese would take him as theirs. They did! They huddled him up with the other babies and I thought everything was fine. He was keeping up. I left him be for about two hours and went back to check, he was no where to be found!

Super nervous I started calling for him and running around my barn and fenced area looking in every crevice. I faintly hear his little chirps, he had somehow made it all the way into the chicken coop and far away from the goose family. When he heard me he started running straight to me.

And now he’s mine🙃 do you think my husband will let me keep him inside forever?