If you want us to take care of/ babysit you animals; we charge for that. The fee is based on feed, care, housing, maintenance and potential medical expenses.
Foul:
If you live on the land; you may be exempt from this, providing you contribute to care, maintenance and responsibilities. However; 1/3 of the eggs and offspring belongs to the community, at the owners and elders discretion. Breeding .
For small fowls we charge $1.5/ day, $9/ week, $30/ month, or $330/ year (paid in advance). Per bird. (Small; meaning chicken, ducks and the like)
For medium fowls we charge $3/ day, $18/ week, $60/ month, or $660/ year (paid in advance). Per bird. (Medium; meaning geese, peacocks and the like)
For large fowls we charge $4.5/ day, $21/ week, $90/ month, or $990/ year (paid in advance). Per bird. (Large, meaning Ostriches and the like)
Cats
For cats we charge $4.5/ day, $21/ week, $90/ month, or $990/ year (paid in advance). Per cat, if they need to remain indoors. If they can roam with our outside cats; the fee is $120 for the 1st month, to get them acclimated. After that; it will be $60/mo, or $660/year (paid in advance). Since cats are lower maintenance. Note: these cats must NOT hunt our farm animals! If they do, they will be caged till you come and get them, and then the fee will go up. Caged animals require more care, so that rate is triple the free range fee.
Dogs
Toy/ Teacup Dogs:
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Small Dogs:
Small dogs rang between 12-24lbs. Check the links above to see the difference between a small dog, or a toy dog. The video below will also help.
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Medium Dogs:
Medium size dogs range from 25-50lbs. According to Petfinder; a medium dogs weigh between 20 and 60 pounds. Their height ranges between eight inches and 27 inches
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Large Dogs:
Which Dogs are Considered Large Breed? … Per this measurement method, a dog has to weigh at least 50 pounds (sometimes 70 pounds) and have a height of around 24 inches to be considered a large-breed dog.
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XL Dogs
According to the AKC, large dogs can weigh anywhere between 45 and 100 lbs (including such size diverse breeds as the Greyhound and the Old English Sheepdog), while extra-large breeds may weigh between 85 and 180+ lbs.
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Note: these dogs must NOT hunt our farm animals! If they do, they will be caged till you come and get them, and then the fee will go up.
If the pets/animals are to be an indoor pets, the fees are double. Caged animals require more care, so that rate is triple the free range fee.
Goats:
If you live on the land; you may be exempt from this, providing you contribute to care, maintenance and responsibilities. However; 1/3 of the offspring belongs to the community, at the owners and elders discretion. Breeding .
For small goats (up to 100 lbs) we charge $4.5/ day, $21/ week, $90/ month, or $990/ year (paid in advance). Per goat, if they need to remain in a barn or stable. If they can roam with our outside goats; the fee is $120 for the 1st month, to get them acclimated. After that; it will be $60/mo, or $660/year (paid in advance). Since goats are lower maintenance. Note: Must not be aggresive/mean! If they are, they will be caged till you come and get them, and then the fee will go up. Caged animals require more care, so that rate is triple the free range fee.
For medium size goats (100-200 lbs) we charge $9/ day, $42/ week, $180/ month, or $1980/ year (paid in advance). Per goat, if they need to remain in a barn or stable. If they can roam with our outside goats; the fee is $240 for the 1st month, to get them acclimated. After that; it will be $120/mo, or $1320/year (paid in advance). Since goats are lower maintenance. Note: Must not be aggresive/mean! If they are, they will be caged till you come and get them, and then the fee will go up. Caged animals require more care, so that rate is triple the free range fee.
For large goats (200-300+ lbs) we charge $13.5/ day, $63/ week, 270/ month, or $2970/ year (paid in advance). Per goat, if they need to remain in a barn or stable. If they can roam with our outside goats; the fee is $360 for the 1st month, to get them acclimated. After that; it will be $180/mo, or $1980/year (paid in advance). Since goats are lower maintenance. Note: Must not be aggresive/mean! If they are, they will be caged till you come and get them, and then the fee will go up. Caged animals require more care, so that rate is triple the free range fee.
Deer
If you live on the land; you may be exempt from this, providing you contribute to care, maintenance and responsibilities. However; 1/3 of the offspring belongs to the community, at the owners and elders discretion. Breeding .
Horses:
If you live on the land; you may be exempt from this, providing you contribute to care, maintenance and responsibilities. However; 1/3 of the offspring belongs to the community, at the owners and elders discretion. Breeding .
For horse we charge $27/ day, $126/ week, 540/ month, or $5940/ year (paid in advance). Per horse, if they need to remain in a barn or stable. If they can roam with our outside goats; the fee is $720 for the 1st month, to get them acclimated. After that; it will be $360/mo, or $3960/year (paid in advance). If the horses are lower maintenance. Note: Must not be aggresive/mean! If they are, they will be caged till you come and get them, and then the fee will go up. Caged animals require more care, so that rate is triple the free range fee.
Cattle
If you live on the land; you may be exempt from this, providing you contribute to care, maintenance and responsibilities. However; 1/3 of the offspring belongs to the community, at the owners and elders discretion. Breeding .
Note: these dogs must NOT hunt our farm animals! If they do, they will be caged till you come and get them, and then the fee will go up.
If the pets/animals are to be an indoor pets, the fees are double. Caged animals require more care, so that rate is triple the free range fee.
I mostly started this because, we had one person have us duck sit for her; then she never came back for her duck. Another community member, left her cats and chickens behind when she left our farm. However, we are open to being like a kennel service; if needed.
25% of this goes to work stay members for labor. 50% goes back into maintenance and feed. And unfortunately Uncle Sam forces us under duress to give the criminal element of government their 25% that they never earned in the first place.
ANIMAL ABANDONMENT
If you abandon your animals and/or don’t pay you animals care fees and don’t retrieve your animals with 30 day; you will forfeit ownership, and we reserve the right to do with them as we see fit.
Disclaimer: Any animals are subject to predators. We are not responsible for the loss of animals due to health issues and/or predators; or if they escape, and run away. We will do our best to insure and secure their safety and health. Your fees and contributions will also assist in this.
If your pat/animals require a specific brand/special diet, we will expect you to provide said food or additional funds for us to provide it for you. You can always use Chewy or another service to have food or treats delivered, if you like. Otherwise; we will provide the healthiest/most affordable feed, a balance between the two.
Updated: June. 2021
You can pay online at paypal.me/kcla but make sure you pay as friend, or additional fees will apply.
