Animal Adoption
Thank you for stopping by! Raising rare breed animals is a very important part of our work here at the museum and our Agricultural Department staff are responsible for the care and well-being of seven different types of rare and endangered livestock. These animals are very different types from those seen on most farms today. The next time you visit the museum we hope you will be sure to take note of these animals and how they differ from the cows, goats, pigs, chickens and sheep you may be familiar with. To learn more about these animals and their "role" in our 1627 English Village, click on Rare Breed Programs.
In an effort to support the museum's good work, we are pleased to introduce three of these breeds "up for adoption"; Milking Devon Cattle, Arapawa Goats and Wiltshire Sheep. For as little as $25, you can "adopt" one of these four-legged friends. Are you ready?
Learn More
RARE BREEDS PROGRAM
The endangered breeds we maintain at the museum.
READY TO ADOPT
For as little as $25 you can ‘adopt’ one of our four-legged friends.
HAVE EWE HERD?
Some of the colonists were real animals!
THANK YOU!
Thank you so very much for adopting a rare breed animal.
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