This place has just really grown over the last 5 years. We stopped off here coming back home and were shocked to see how big they were now. Now it's not just the deer and goat an ostrich and birds. Nevada drabbits and a goat wall which was pretty hysterical. They also added stingrays in Monster Truck tours. The pricing really isn't bad if you consider all that you can do there. Expect to be there for several hours as there's so much to see. The truck tour was so much fun. My ten-year-old child had a blast and thought it was so awesome that we were going fast over the bumps and the driver had lots of Jokes which made it great. They show you how to properly Pet and Feed The Stingrays which was amazing for both our child and us. All of the staff, starting with the cashier at the front door, all the way through, we're just super nice. They all were smiling and happy which shows that they were happy to be at work. That's something you just don't see everyday anymore. If you ever get a chance to stop by the ostrich Ranch, I would highly encourage you to. You would not regret it read more

Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch - Ostrich fishing - Petting Zoos Near Me - Picacho, Arizona

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Pretty clean and affordable for a petting type zoo. $10 for animal feed, $13 included sting ray feed. We stayed for about two hours. Staff was extremely friendly. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the animals didn't look extremely overweight, like most petting/feeding zoos. They also had wet wipes by the trash cans for your hands! read more

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What a wonderful place to take out of town guests! We all had so much fun feeding all the animals!! The set up was flawless and very organized. We knew exactly what to do and where to go. The animals were funny and cute and everything we expected. The ranch also impressed us with how clean and kept up it was. The staff were so friendly and I can't leave a review without mentioning the funny signs throughout the place. From the front desk and even the restrooms, the signs just put a smile on our faces. This is a petting zoo on steroids, yet much safer from animals clobbering you LOL! I can't wait to bring our next out of town guests for them to experience this wonderful family owned ranch!! read more

WARNING: This is not a tourist trap! Great place to get up close and feed animals in a cute setting with very friendly staff. Took our niece but the adults had just as much fun. Price ($13) includes plenty of food for the critters but you can buy more as you desire. Worth stopping and spending a couple of hours. read more

Best value ever! Staff is so so friendly (even the woman cleaning the restrooms!) and feeding all of the animals is so much fun. Definitely worth a stop on the way to Tucson from Phoenix. Would be great for kids! read more

This place was amazing, and worth every penny of admission. I was expecting a petting zoo and got an amazing experience! My wife and I laughed through the entire experience! The Lorikeets were awesome; I've never experienced anything like it. Great way to spend an hour or two for ANY age! read more

I stopped here after passing by it many years on I 10. Always wanted to stop here. Im glad i did. A lot of animal interactions. Also, the sting ray was awesome! read more

This place is a magical wonderland of perfection. You've probably passed the giant "FEED THE CRITTERS" sign on the way from phoenix to tucson and back and you occasionally think about stopping but conclude that you just want to get to your destination. But if you learned anything from Pixar's "cars" movie (the original is great. Don't go near the sequels) Life is about the ride, not the destination. Stop next time you go. It'll be the best $13ish bucks you ever spend. They have a bizarre assortment of animals you can feed. Everything from Manta Rays to lorikeets. I recommend sacking up and feeding the ostrich by hand. Those things are jerks completely devoid of compassion on a hell bent mission to eat food and bite fingers, but after the shock, you realize it doesn't really hurt it's just a rush. The lorikeets are an Instagram haven. Get in there and you'll have profile pics for YEARS. Next time you're driving by, stop for 20 minutes. you'll thank me. read more

So, I was visiting my daughter and grandson in Tucson... We were headed up to Phoenix to meet some other family members for dinner and we decided to stop at the Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch, really, just to give my grandson a break and kill a little time. I had really low expectations upon arrival. I kind of figured it was just a tourist trap. I mean it was literally out in the middle of nowhere, on the side of the highway... I couldn't have been more wrong. Although one could easily still toss it into that column, the overall experience at the end of the day far-exceeded my expectations. We had a ball! There was a great variety of animals to interact with. Donkeys, goats, bunnies, birds, etc, etc, etc, and of course, ostriches. (There is actually way too much to write about regarding all of the animals!) But what put our experience over the top was the monster truck ride. Upon arrival, my grandson fixated on the monster truck/bus parked just inside the entrance for which you could purchase a ride/tour around the ranch. The only problem? No monster truck tour rides on weekdays... Dang. However... The staff allowed my daughter to take him up the ramp onto the truck to get a closer look. Very nice. They didn't have to do that... But it gets better... As it turns out, there was a private tour scheduled for that particular afternoon. They approached the organizer of that group/tour and asked if they would mind if we joined them for the tour. On the monster truck. That my grandson was enamored with. You can tell it's family-owned and operated. They went above and beyond, just for my grandson. How do you put a price tag on that? I'm sure they didn't do it just to squeeze a few extra bucks out of us... You could tell they did it just to make a 3 year old little boy happy. Thank you to the all staff and family for your willingness to go the extra mile for one little boy! P.S. Do yourself a favor and feed the stingrays. So much fun! (And not something you get to do every day.) If you are left wondering WHY an ostrich farm has sting rays? Well, I can answer that... The day before we visited the Desert Museum outside Tucson and I asked why THEY had stingrays at a DESERT museum?? It's pretty simple, actually... The Sonoran Desert wraps around the northern end of the Gulf of California through much of Baja California. They lay claim to the Gulf of California... where, you guessed it, stingrays reside! SIDE NOTE: The ranch is at the base of a rock formation (that you can see for miles) called "Picacho Peak." A little history note... The western-most battle fought during the civil war was fought at/over Picacho Peak. read more

If you're on the fence, just GO! You will not regret it. I was here years ago when it was just the ostriches. Fed them the food, got bitten and noped right out of there. Went back recently and they have grown so much! Very clean, tons of perky animals and the employees are AMAZING! Extremely friendly and welcoming. We had the best time. If you go in, you have to get the food package. No complaints as it is the best $15/person I have spent in a while. Don't just drive by - stop in for a great experience. read more

This place rocks, love that's it's in my home town too, grateful to have this place to brag about and enjoy spending time with family here.

Not your typical petting zoo! Plenty of animals to feed and pet. Animal areas were all super clean. Even the bathrooms were very clean! Staff were nothing but friendly. We went in the middle of summer and there were plenty of places to hide from the sun. Only complaint I have is I didn't get to drive the monster truck school bus, but I'm pretty sure your not allowed to. read more

Fun place. 90% outdoors so be prepared for desert environment. Kids had fun. About 10 different animals

This is a very convenient stop along the route between Phoenix and Tucson. Lots of space and plenty of animals to feed. Well organized and can be done slowly or under 30min. Great value for the entertainment! read more

I've been stopping by about once a year since 2011. Back in the day they really only had ostriches. However, they are constantly adding cool new exhibits. They now have tons of different animals(ostrich, deer, goat, bunnies, ducks, birds, stingray) Highly recommend, especially if you'd like a short break from driving. read more

Amazing people and environment here! Me and my husband loved it!!! The employees make the whole experience that much better. Pet the manta rays!! read more

Since we visited last time, it has been improved so much. I don't recall they were charging us admission last time. But this time we had to pay $10 admission which includes food for animals. My son wanted to feed stingray so we paid $13 for him. But we got big cup full of food and two tokens to get food for bunnies and ducks. And 1 cup of nectar to feed lorikeets and 1 parakeets food on the stick. We had so much fun feeding animals. We loved feeding the lorikeets even though I got pooped. lol Now ranch has running water.... I can wash my hands and most importantly BATHROOMS! Bathroom was super clean! We definitely will go back for fun again! read more

I was excited and curious about visiting and experiencing this ranch, because I love animal. It was thrilling and cool to touch, pet and feed all the animals on the ranch. The Lorikeets flying on my arm to drink the nectar out of the lil cup I was holding was amazing. Feeding the stingrays was an incredible feeling. Where else can you get to actually to that? I loved all the animals, especially the goats and lambs. I left feeling saddened because the animals didn't look very happy or like they were feeling well. Especially the deer, they didn't care to eat the dry lil pallets that they are offered day after day. They were just uninterested and sadly, laying in the dirt, sleeping out of boredom, under-stimulation, maybe sad to be out of their natural environment. The goats being elevated in them goat penthouse' was uncomfortable to see. Those goats shouldn't be up there like that. There was poop and pee everywhere, in the goat area. They're just trapped animals used for profit for people like you and me. They're have no choice nor voice. But you can see that they are not all happy. . , it was a bitter sweet experience. They can do better for these a read more

We took our family here on a hot summer day (113 degrees!) and really enjoyed ourselves. The staff was friendly and helpful when we arrived. Since we had never been there before, they gave us an overview and explained what to expect. We were each given food for several different animals (and coins) for feed out on the grounds. There was a very short video on how to best feed each animal. They have mules and goats and deer and, of course ostrich, as well as other animals to feed and get up close and personal with. Our favorite animals were the Lorikeets. Having them land on you and then watching them take the lid off their food was so fascinating. The sting rays were a refreshing twist at the end of our tour. They also have a shooting gallery you can use any extra coins on when you finish roaming the grounds. It was fun to test our aiming skills. At one point my mom got a bit over-heated. Danna Immediately came to the rescue with an otter pop and a cold, wet towel for mom's head. She moved fast and we were able to Enjoy the rest of our time there instead of having to call an ambulance because of heat exhaustion. We are forever grateful for their hospitality and quick moving in the face of a potential crisis. We will definitely be coming back! read more

I am agreeing with the masses on this one and for good reason. All sorts of bills keep piling up... you want to get out of the house and have some fun you don't need to max out a credit card on... Just a good day trip for people in Phoenix and/or Tucson... Welcome Rooster Gogburn Ostrich Ranch, welcome. This is a cheap attraction but cheap only in the price to get in. Me and my awesome girlfriend came here wanting to get our of town for a half a day trip and do something fun. Only $10.00 bucks for BOTH of us to get in, included cups of food for all the animals. So, you are reading this and want something to do with your family and your kids but don't want to get in the poor house with a fun, family activity. Look no more, you found it. Hop in the car and go. Animals we got to feed and interact with: Donkeys, goats, ostrich, prairie dogs, ducks, some birds (lorakeets, I believe, don't judge me on the spelling) and deer. When I went to feed the deer, the greedy little guys knocked the cup of food out of my hand spilling it all over the place. I go back to the cashier to get more, thinking I have to pay a full 5 bucks again. Nope. Only two bucks. If you are not an idiot like me and can hold on to your food cup, it is still the same price. Rock on. Lorakeet bird habitat also had an old turtle hanging out, you know, being a turtle and what have you. Don't touch him/her. Was not mean at all, just didn't seem to like it. Fair enough, I don't like people touching me either. Just a warning, the Lorakeets do like to take a nice liquid dump whenever they please. We managed to avoid disaster on this by a mere few inches. Even if this did happen, that seems to be the only way this place will actually shit on you. Can't say enough positive. Clean place, really friendly and helpful staff, and no price gouging. No need to know what you are doing either, the signs around the place clearly tell you what to do and if you have a question like I did just ask the staff. Really nice people working here. If you are even remotely thinking of going here, just do it. Come on, you know you want to. Did not try the monster truck run however only being a mere 45 minute drive away from my house, I plan on going back to give this a whorl. Have no reason to suspect that it will and for only 10 bucks per person, well worth the gamble. I plan to visit this place as much as I can to keep cash flowing in to keep it up and going. Well done Mr. Cogburn sir, well done. read more

I didn't know what to expect from Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch, named for the male lead of the western, True Grit, which unfolds in the great state of Oklahoma, where the ranch was actually located at one time. It certainly wasn't this. Here's your trip in a nut shell. Pay for admittance and get your pellets, tokens, and nectar. Feed the donkeys out of the palm of your hand. Feed the small deer out of the palm of your hand. Place the pellets into the whiffle ball and crank it along the conveyor belt to the goat perch where the pellets are dumped into a feed box. Feed the Hole in the Wall gang out of the palm of your hand. Feed the ostriches out of the palm of your hand at you own risk. Throwing the pellets into the small troughs is much safer. There are also protected feed stations by the wire fence. Use you tokens to get the duck feed and feed the ducks. Enter the lorikeet enclosure. Whip out the nectar cups. Let the birds pop off the lids. The birds poop on you. Don't stand under the trees if this is undesirable. Buy some more cups of nectar and do it again. Yeah, it's that fun. And we didn't do the monter truck tour. We did buy an eating egg. They said that the ostrich egg is the equivalent of 24 chicken eggs. Sounds like some good eatin' to me. read more

We have been here twice and we love it. Most recently my son asked to go here for his birthday and received a complimentary ostrich feather from the gift shop. The staff, especially Roger, provides great customer service. He enthusiastically gives instructions in a funny and interesting way! Our favorite is when he finds "Smiley"! The Sting Ray are very friendly (much better than at The Desert Museum) and worth the extra $3! Roger even offers a wipe to cleanse the hands afterward. It is hot but there are many shady areas to rest. The facility is very clean. Do the goats even poop? :) read more

Love!!! I'm sure anyone whos driven to phoenix from tucson has seen this place and wondered what it's all about. I will tell you now... IT IS AWESOME!! All kinds of animals and the nicest people ever working here. My favorite part was feeding the lorikeets, which is a beautiful bird. They open the little cups of food themselves right in your hand. So cute and fun. read more

This place is AWESOME!!!! My daughter and I stopped just for the hell of it on the way thru Tucson. Best side trip ever! The people there are great, very friendly. The animals are very nice we fed everyone, donkeys, bunnies, sky goats, ostrich, lorikeets. These are not overfed animals and they welcome your feeding. We pet them and even took pictures with them. The deer are beautiful and they have the most gorgeous coats. We weren't able to take the tour, we got there just after the truck left on it's last tour for the day, but we plan on going back. This was just such an awesome side trip. When we stopped to buy a couple of items from the store the teenagers there were very friendly, laughing and joking around with us. We were there over an hour. We didn't expect to be there that long as we weren't expecting to be so surprised and just purely happy with the experience. Just one quick word of note. Although, they do have hand wipes for your hands, you might want to have a little bottle of antimicrobial gel on hand for this trip. It is in the dessert and there is not much in the way of hand washing. But, they do have a bathroom on the premises. read more

This place is a must visit! The adults had just as great a time as the kids. We weren't expecting much, but we couldn't have had a better time. For a $10 admission, you get more than enough food to feed all of the different animals. The "Hole in the Wall Gang" is a must see. The goats are hilarious. They will eat right out of your mouth...if you want them to!!! You'll want to get pictures and video of that! There is a good variety of animals...donkeys, deer, goats, ducks, lorikeets, rabbits, stingrays, and of course ostriches! All of the different animals are really tame and the kids will really enjoy it. We were traveling on I-10 on our way to Tucson and this place is located right off the side of the freeway. If you're anywhere near Picacho, you've got to visit. You won't regret it! read more

I think this is one of the best, if not THE BEST, activity to do in Arizona. Hand feeding deer, goats, ostrich, emu, donkeys and loorakeets? For $5?! The Monster Truck ride where you learn about ostriches and the sonoran desert as well as do some off roading are also well worth the money. You end the trip by "fishing" for ostriches. Basically, swinging a pole with a hook on it and an orange and teasing the ostrich until they eat the large slice of orange. You watch that fat thing go down the skinny ostrich neck. I take my kids here every time we drive from Phx to Tuscon. It is a great 1/2 way point and we all have a great time. read more

Best $15 I've ever spent. I've lived in Tucson nearly all my life, and finally for the first time I went to visit this place. It was well worth it and I'll definitely be back! Fun for all ages. read more

I never leave reviews, but the staff was so friendly, I just have to leave one. Not only did my boys and I have WAY more fun than I would have guessed, but the staff was extremely friendly and accommodating. 5 stars seems one too few!!! read more

I've driven by this place sooo many times driving from Yuma to Tucson, and, of course, back again. I finally took the exit and checked it out! BTW, take the exit for Picacho Peak and look for the small sign that leads to the farm. That's another perk, you get to get some ostrich selfies in with the Peak in the background. My time was limited but the 30 minutes I spent there were so exciting! I took selfies with neat animals- donkeys, ostriches, larakeets, sheep, ducks, and goats. So fun! When you pay the $12 for the critters only, you get a cup full of feed for the big guys and coins for special bird feed. There's also an option to purchase more feed. I gave my coins to a family, since I knew I wouldn't have time to do it all. The larakeets were my favorite!! Their colors are amazing and they're just so nice. :) Make the time and check this place out! I know I didn't take advantage of everything, so I would likely return in the future with a friend. I did this alone and it was still great! read more

It's a glorified petting zoo. What makes it so cool is that not only is it at the base of the beautiful Picacho Peak, but for $5 (kids 5 and under are free) you get a big cup of animal munchies and a little plastic cup of nectar. You can feed the numerous deer, mules, ostriches, and emus. Careful though, if you don't watch yourself you may end up getting goosed by one of the friendly deer. Step into the 'lorikeet forest' and feed the gorgeous rainbow colored birds nectar right out of your hand. The friendly little things will fly right to your shoulder or hand and if you don't open the cup of nectar fast enough, they'll try to pry the lid up with their beaks. Then they'll put their entire little heads in and you can watch the little tongues slurp up the liquid. At one point I had four little guys all over my arms. There's also a neat little gift shack where you can buy ostrich feather dusters, hollowed out gigantic eggs, and other touristy things. It's worth at least one visit, and one you'll definitely remember. read more

O.M.G...you need to stop by this place if you need a quick pick me up. I had no idea what to expect and it turned out to be amazing - and cheap. Just so you know, it's not fancy and it won't take you long to go through the grounds, but it's super fun. Here's how it works: You go through the gates and pay $5. This gives you a bucket full of green food bits, a gold coin and a container full of syrup. I must have had the "now what?" look on my face as the cashier laughed and asked if I was a first timer. Um...yeah. I was an ostrich farm virgin. Turns out the farm has more than ostriches and you get to feed all the animals from the yummies in your $5 bucket. First up were the donkeys. As a wandered up to their fence they all lined up in row down it - waiting as patiently as donkeys can. Again, I had the "now what" look, but thankfully they had a sign. It read: Put one piece of food in your hand and hold your palm flat. Really? Won't they eat me? Nope. I followed the directions and one by one the donkeys gently ate the food out of my hand. Cool. But that was just the beginning. I did the same thing with the deer who were even more fun than the donkeys (and a little more slobbery). They didn't just line up in a row, but once you finished giving them their treat, they ran to the end of the line to get seconds! Then there were the goats. I LOVED the goats, because these aren't just any old goats. These are "goats in the wall." What? You don't know what "Goat in the wall" are? Don't worry. I wasn't sure what this was either, but it's hilarious. As you walk around the grounds, you'll see this wall with round holes in it. The holes are just big enough for the goats to pop their heads through. While this is funny enough as you have a dozen goat heads looking at you, what pushes it to hysterical is that the goats make kissy lips at you in an effort for you to give them treats. Hee hee hee hee!! Of course, I was talking to all the animals like some sort of crazy person. Good thing there was no one else around. Then it was time for the ostriches, which I admit were kind of scary. After dealing with all these friendly kissing animals, it was strange to see these tall birds. There was no friendly sign saying, hold your palm flat. Instead their sign read: Yes, ostriches bite. We're not responsible for accidents. Yeah, I'm just going to toss you the food from a safe distance - and keep my fingers safe. Finally, they had Lorikeets. While the goats were my absolute favorite, the birds were amazing too. They are located in a little hut off to the side. You go through the door and it's peaceful - except for the chirping. Looking lost, the woman inside told me to pick a place in the room, hold out my hand and open up the syrup in the container. The birds would fly over to me. And they did. In seconds I had 3 Lorikeets sitting on my arm with their cute little claws wrapped around my thumb and fingers (by the way, their claws feel warm). They licked they syrup out of the container with their little bird tongues and I almost wished I had more to give them. It was a fantastic, impromptu trip. And for $5, I totally recommend it. read more

Wow. Go. I waited over 10 years to go and wish I didn't. Just go and have fun! $5 for anyone 6 or older so all my kids were free! That $5 gets you entrance to the ranch and a big cup of food for the Ostrich, Deer and Sicilian miniature donkeys and a small cup of sugar water for the lorikeets-- This is a must!!! The ostriches bite! Well some do. One kept biting me (not that hard) that big bully but the rest kind of pecked. It was a surreal experience. Very prehistoric! They can be intimidating in groups but all of my daughters, 5,4,2 feed them at least once. The deer and mules were cool but the Ostriches and the Lorikeets are where it's at! The Lorikeets just fly and land right on you. One pried the lid off the nectar and and they all just feed. We were covered with birds at one point-- On our heads, arms etc. We had a blast! Take the drive to Picacho Peak and just go! read more

This place is animal crazy! I was her a month ago camping at Picacho Peak. We stopped in for a Ostrich feather duster and decided to do the tour. Totally worth the $5 for going in to see all the animals. Basically we are paying to feed all their animals. When you first walk in you got to the left and feed the Donkeys, then the Deer, then the Goats in the air, then the Goats in the wall, then the Ostriches, the Prairie Dogs, the Ducks, and finally the birdies. It was wild fun and creepy all at the same time. Note*- The Ostriches are greedy aggressive Bastiges. We basically threw food in their food dish because they were pecking so fierce. One Ostrich even injured another Ostrich over food. It's definitely an experience that you should do at least once. The also have a Monster Truck ride. We will do that next time. read more

Certainly a nice surprise and a lot of fun. The animals (miniature donkeys, ducks, goats, sheep, deer, rabbits, ostriches, lorikeets, parakeets and stingrays) were a crack up. My wife wants a miniature donkey now. Feeding all of them was a blast. The lorikeets and the stingrays were my favorite critters to feed. The monster truck tour was really fun as well. The staff were very helpful and informative. Certainly worth the time and money. I highly recommend visiting this place. read more

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I loved it! It was so much fun. Even though I'm almost 30 I love feeding the animals. The ride was really fun and informative. Got some great pictures and videos when my dad was in town from Michigan. Definitely recommend! read more

Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch - Petting Zoos Near Me - Picacho, Arizona

This place is such a diamond in the rough. We saw this place on our way to Tucson. We decided to stop on our way out. We stopped today and fell in love with the happy little critters! We got to see deer, goats, ostrich, sheep, ducks, bunnies, birds, stingrays and our favorite donkeys! It was so clean and the animals looked very well taken care of. This place is great for families and we can't wait to come back! read more

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It's hard to say anything that hasn't already been said by the other reviewers. To sum it up: THIS PLACE IS AWESOME! I went there on a nice cool (87 degrees) day recently with my wife, son (five years old), and mother in law (mid-60s). We all had a great time. Feeding the animals was a lot of fun, but it's all about the monster truck tour. Imagine the bus tour at the San Diego Zoo mixed with a monster truck rally and that's the tour. It's also kind of like the log ride at Disneyland - it starts off mellow and then gets crazy at the end! Also extremely educational and entertaining. You MUST do this! My family and I are going to visit there every time we go to Phoenix, that's how much we loved it. And it's cheap! read more

We loved our visit! The animals and people that worked there were soo friendly. To have a deer eat out of your hand is like being in a Disney movie! The birds were so fun they land on you and eat out of your hand. Don't pass up feeding the stingrays. They are soft like velvet and have no teeth. It's like a vacuum when they take the food out of your hand. read more

I just found out about this place a few months ago and when I returned to AZ, I brought four of my nephews (between the ages of 3 and 6), my brothers and my sister-in-law with me to check it out. We knew it would be fun but it even surpassed our expectations. I purchased animal feed and monster truck tours for all. Animal feed was $5 for people over 5 but there was plenty to share with the little ones too. Monster truck tickets were $10 for 6 and over and $5 for little kids. Our cashier supplied us with a variety of animal food - pellets for donkeys, deer, goats and ostriches; peanuts for prairie dogs; tokens for the duck feed and nectar for the lorikeets. We also got badges for the monster truck. An attendant gave us 5 minutes notice before our ride and we were able to leave our unused feed at the front desk so we could continue after the ride. Danna was our monster truck driver. She was able to entertain the grown ups as well as my nephews. We learned about the farm as well as the local environment and the ostriches and then she let 'er rip with some crazy driving. The tour ended with ostrich fishing - feeding orange slices to the ostrich hens from a clothes pin strung on the end of a fishing pole. The boys loved it! Lastly, we fed the lorikeets and they were beautiful and we loved having them land on us even though everyone got pooped on. My brother got a complimentary ostrich feather for his birthday and bought a feather for each of the nephews. (The car ride back to Phoeniz was a tickle fight!) He also bought an ostrich egg and devilled it for our party the next day. It took 2 hours to hard boil but tasted like a regular egg only the white was translucent and the thing weighed 5lbs. We all can't wait to go back. read more

Are you kidding me? This was one of the funkiest, coolest places we've ever been. We saw the sign and immediately pulled over. And we were not disappointed. Miniature Donkeys. Deer. Parakeets. GOAT PENTHOUSE. Ostriches. Dwarf goats. Sheep. Rabbits. Lorikeets. And really smelly ducks. Win. Best seven dollars I've ever spent on the side of a highway. read more