Meet The Animals
Every animal at Heartstone Farm has a story, a distinct personality, and their own way of being in the world. Together, they make this place what it is.
Robert: the gentle giant
With his calm nature and unmistakable presence, Robert has become one of the most beloved personalities at Heartstone Farm. When he first came to us, he was extremely cautious and even unfriendly. Watching him gradually heal, soften, and open himself to connection has been one of the great joys of our time with him.
Gentle, curious, and occasionally playful, Robert is known for enthusiastically greeting visitors and quietly seeking closeness with those he trusts.
Cora: the clever companion
Cora notices everything. Intelligent, expressive, and full of personality, she brings warmth and gentle humor to the farm each day. From her love of spoon-fed sorbet to the quiet affection she shows those she trusts, she has a way of leaving a lasting impression on nearly everyone she meets. Rescued alongside Robert, the two continue to share a deep bond and unmistakable closeness.
Our feisty sheep
Tulip, Iris, Lilly, and Lou each bring their own distinct personality and quiet charm to Heartstone Farm. Tulip, the self-appointed “Head Girl,” gently leads the flock and is endlessly curious, often lingering nearby to observe guests and daily life around the homestead. Together, the sheep add a soft, playful presence and are rarely far from one another.
A unique connection awaits
Life at Heartstone Farm revolves around the animals and their rhythms. Their comfort and well-being always come first, which means they choose how and when they interact with guests.
You may find Cora and Robbie waiting eagerly for attention, the sheep gathering nearby to see what’s happening, or everyone simply going about their day. Sometimes they come close; sometimes they’re content to graze nearby. That freedom is part of life here — and part of what makes each visit different.
Come prepared to spend time outdoors, get a little dirty, and meet them exactly as they are.
