
I've always loved animals, and from the moment I started caring for the goats, I knew this was what I wanted to pursue. I truly hope to continue growing this passion and create a hands-on experience where people can connect with animals and learn about farm life.
I started caring for the goats when I was 14 years old. From buying hay to filling water and cleaning pens, I quickly realized this was the future I wanted. I've always loved animals, and I believe every one of them is unique—even the bugs! My dream is to preserve a small piece of Ivins and create a place where people can appreciate animals, nature, and the rural charm that makes our community so special.
Our goats are my top priority. Everything I do is centered around their care, health, and future. My daily schedule revolves around them, and even when I’m not physically with the goats, I’m still working on their website, planning future projects, or searching for new opportunities to help them thrive.
The goats are fed every morning between 9–10 AM, checked on throughout the day, and brought back into their pasture around 8–9 PM. Their water is refreshed every morning and cleaned regularly to ensure they always have access to fresh, clean water. I keep up with routine hoof trimming as needed, monitor their health, and make sure any bullying or herd issues are addressed quickly to maintain a safe and happy environment.
Their well-being is always my first priority, and I am dedicated to providing them with the best care possible.
In the future, I would love to expand by adding more types of animals and creating a hands-on experience where people of all ages can learn about farm life. I hope to teach others how to properly care for animals, including skills like milking goats and safely handling farm animals.
A major goal of mine is to help inspire future generations of farmers. Agriculture is one of the most important industries in the world, and I hope to encourage more children to explore careers in farming and animal care.
My vision is to create a place where families can connect with animals, similar to a petting zoo, but with one important difference: the animals will always come first. Their health, happiness, and well-being will remain the top priority at all times. I also plan to create a 3D rendering showing what I hope the future of the goat area will look like.
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