
Sponsor an
ANIMAL
WHAT'S
INCLUDED?
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Custom Coffee Mug
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8x10 color photo "signed" by your animal
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Brief profile/bio on your animal
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Local? Come out and have photos taken!
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Not local, no problem! You will get a video call with your animal
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Your name displayed on our site as a Proud Sponsor
MEET OUR ANIMALS
Kangaroos
ADONIS

Male
Born 12.7.2017
Named after the Greek God of rebirth | New to the farm
Cows
Alpacas
CHET
Male
Born 5.23.2018
Obsessed with being sprayed off with the hose in summer
LULU
Female
Born 6.11.2018
Our most friendly alpaca | Guests love her flat hair-do
TITO
Male
Born 6.4.2021
Our smallest and youngest alapaca | Son of Phoebe
PHOEBE
Female
Born 11.16.2017
Mom to Tito | Has the best eyelashes on the farm
Horses
FIRENZE

Female
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Named after Professor Firenze, the centaur in Harry Potter
OLIVER

Male
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A former racehorse | Pulled a vintage carriage for a wedding
JEWEL

Female
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Our longest standing equine resident at Back Forty Farms
SNORT

Male
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Formerly a wild stallion | The alpha (or leader) of our herd
CHIQUITA

Female
One of our smaller horses | AKA 'Surfer Girl' for her blonde mane
GINGER

Female
Measures 16 hands tall, making her our biggest female horse
BROWNIE

Male
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The tallest of all our horses, measuring 17.5 hands
BUMBLEBEE

Female
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The oldest horse on our farm, clocking in at 28 years old
DAISY

Female
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One of only two paint horses in our herd
Goats
DOLCE

Female
Born 3.8.2019
Our biggest eater | Has had 2 babies on-site, George & Cheeto
BISCOTTI

Male
Born 8.22.2021
Son of Cookie | Sometimes called by his nickname 'Scotty'
COOKIE

Female
Born 12.24.2019
Cookie and her sister Coco were born on-site on Christmas Eve
ROCKY

Male
Born 8.20.2021
Rocky is Pongo's brother, both born on-site the same day
CUPID

Female
Born 2.14.2020
Born on Valentine's Day on-site with brother Valentino
GEORGE

Male
Born 8.29.2021
He has only one horn | Named after George Washington
ELSA

Female
Born 9.2.2015
Gave birth to two surprise babies, Gingerbread & Jack Frost
PONGO

Male
Born 8.20.2021
Pongo is Rocky's brother, both born on-site the same day
ELVIS

Male
Born 4.22.19
One of our original 4 goats | Known for being friendly
JOHNNY

Male
Born 4.12.2017
One of our original 4 goats | Named after Johnny Cash
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Why sponsor an animal?Our animals would love to be sponsored by you! Your sponsorship provides food, shelter, healthy snacks & treats, halters, veterinarian care costs and other amenities. All of our animals free-range which means they eat available grass and bugs but sometimes they need more, especially in winter.
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What animal can I choose to sponsor?You can choose any animal that is right for you and we have many animals to choose from. We also allow multiple people to sponsor the same animal. (See next question)
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Will I be the only sponsor to the animal I choose?Possibly. Your sponsorship is super important but is a symbolic one. We cannot tell Gizmo to not eat Snickerdoodle's hay. All sponsorship funds go into our operating costs for the animals. All animal sponsorships are used for animal needs only.
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How much does it cost to sponsor?Since different animals have different needs and eating habits (and quantities), please visit our Farmer's Market to see pricing! All sponsorships are a yearly commitment and can be paid in full or monthly.
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What do I receive for sponsorship?First, you will know that you are making a positive impact in an animal's life. You will also receive: - A coffee mug with the animal you sponsor that says "My BFF" on it. - An 8x10 color photo "signed" by your animal. - A brief profile and bio telling you the history of the animal. - If you are local you can come out and have photos taken with your animal! - If you are not local, we can do a video call with your animal. - You will also have your name listed on this page as a Proud Sponsor
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Can I name the animal I sponsor?No, all of our animals already have names, except the ducks and chickens as they are too plentiful and often difficult to identify.
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Can I visit the farm and spend time with my animal?As an animal sponsor, you will have the opportunity to come to the farm and spend some time with your animal. If you aren't local, you receive other benefits as outlined. Please email us if you wish to come see the animal you sponsored.
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What happens if the animal I sponsor passes away?Sadly, this does happen periodically, which is always a rough time for us. Should this happen your sponsorship will be transferred to another animal of your choice.
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I want to sponsor an animal - what's the next step?Awesome! Read up on our animals and once you've picked your favorite, simply visit our store to sponsor! We will mail your sponsorship goodies to the address you provide at checkout. If you want to visit your animal just schedule a tour through our site!
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I can't do a sponsorship, how else can I help?Of course! Aside from sponsorship, one of the easiest way to make a large impact for our animals is to donate food. All of our animals eat fruits and vegetables including carrots, apples, potatoes (regular and sweet), melons, zucchini, and sunflower seeds to name a few. These are inexpensive and not only given as treats but also are very healthy. Most often, people bring a bag of apples or carrots which they absolutely love and we (and our animals) appreciate anything you can provide.
Kelly S.
Ellijay, GA
Cow
November 2023-2024
Shelby N.
Sparks, NV
Cow
November 2023-2024
John Z.
Boston, MA
Goat
October 2023-2024
Samantha M.
Palmyra, NY
Cow
October 2023-2024
Andrew Z.
New York, NY
Rooster
October 2023-2024
Heather B.
Denver, NC
Cow
August 2023-2024
Josh P.
Fishersville, VA
Goat
June 2023-2024
Allison P.
Elko, NV
Horse
March 2023-2024
Rada L.
Surprise, AZ
Horse
November 2022-2023
Tom W.
New Haven, CT
Cow
December 2021-2022
Becky S.
Yucca Valley, CA
Goat
June 2021-2022
SPONSOR NAME
SPONSOR LOCATION
ANIMAL SPONSORED
DATES SPONSORED
Gamblin Real Estate
Boise, ID
Goat
February 2021-2022
Michelle M.
Bridgewater, NJ
Cow
November 2023-2024