Become a "Farmstead Friend"


Do you have a favorite animal at Dallas Heritage Village?
Looking for that perfect gift for "Mr./Ms. Hard to Shop for?"
Did someone get your goat and you want to give it back?
Why not give the gift of a year long adoption of one of Dallas Heritage
Village's heritage-breed animals?
"Farmstead Friends" is a special care and support program for the heritage
breed animals at Dallas Heritage Village. By adopting an animal you can share
in the success of Dallas Heritage Village’s animal program.
When you become a "Farmstead Friend" you will receive:
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A personalized adoption certificate
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A biography of your animal
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A "Farmstead Friend" button
Farmstead
Friend Application form
The form is in Adobe Acrobat. If needed
Click
here to download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader
Please direct questions about the "Farmstead Friends" program to
Doris Knapek
at 214-691-6116.
The "Farmstead Friends" program is sponsored by the
Guild of Dallas Heritage Village



Nip and Tuck are a matched pair of Mammoth Jack Stock Donkeys. Mammoth Jack
Stock are the second largest and second rarest breed of donkey in the world.
This breed was developed in the late 1700’s.
Nip has a white blaze on his forehead and is slighter in build
than his partner Tuck. Nip is the obstinate one of the pair and it sometimes
takes a while to convince him to try new things.
Tuck is stockier in build than his partner Nip and is also not as
stubborn.
Did you know that Mammoth Jack Stock Donkeys can have ears 13 inches long or
longer?!


Lucy is a 5-year old Durham dairy
cow. Durhams are one of the oldest recognized breeds in the world.
The breed developed in England in the 1600's. The first Durhams were
imported into the United States in 1783 and had spread west of the Mississippi
by 1839


 Our
flock is currently composed of 4 adult sheep (Baaab, Mom, Rachel and Ethel). Our sheep are a hardy fine wool breed
that will produce lots of wool for the 1860s Living Farmstead.


Dominiques are the oldest poultry breed developed in the United States.

Please note - All adopted
animals remain in the care and custody of Dallas Heritage Village, and no ownership rights are conferred. Due
to their popularity, some animals may be subject to concurrent adoptions.
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