Local Celebs Star in Mamma Mia Hit Film

Crunchie
Crunchie
Sparkle
Sparkle

 

Hit film, Mamma Mia is giving Odd Farm Park goats, Sparkle and Crunchie their 15 minutes of fame. The two celebrity goats, aged 2, star alongside Meryl Streep in the film and attended Pinewood Studios for a full eleven days of filming last summer.

Said Clare Middleton, Livestock Manager at Odds Farm Park, “Sparkle and Crunchie are very friendly Toggenburg goats and they love meeting our visitors. They adore the extra attention.”

Cow Milking Returns to Odds Farm

Cow Milking at Odds Farm Park
Cow Milking at Odds Farm Park

Cow Milking is back at Odds Farm Park. Proving milk doesn’t come from the supermarket, this fun to watch demonstration uses modern cow milking methods and enables children to meet and pat Blossom, Odds Farm Park’s friendly Jersey Cow.

With her amazing eyes and gentle personality, Blossom the cow is already proving an Odds Farm Park favourite.

Plus, don’t miss on the fun Sheep Racing whilst visiting us!

New Resident at Odds Farm Park

Snoopy the Saddleback Gilt pig
Snoopy the Saddleback Gilt pig

Snoopy, a Saddleback Gilt pig, is the newest resident at Odds Farm Park. With less than 500 registered breeding females, the breed is classed as ‘At Risk’. Snoopy is the first Saddleback pig at Odds Farm Park in 10 years.

 

 

 

Elsewhere at Odds Farm Park, there’s hundreds more furry friends to meet, pat and pet. Combined with the Indoor Playbarn, the Tractor & Trailer rides, the Adventure Maze and loads of daily ‘Hands-on’ Animal Demonstrations, Odds Farm Park guarantees fun for all types of weather.

Meet New Baby Toto

Highland Cows at Odds Farm Park
Highland Cows at Odds Farm Park

A Highland heifer calf, named Toto, has just been born at Odds Farm Park and she joins mum and grandmother to create a 3rd generation family at Odds Farm Park.

 

Literally days old, Toto is very cute at just 60 centimetres high and currently weighs just 50 kilograms (a tenth of her final adult weight). Toto is the first calf for devoted mum Nutmeg, who was also born at Odds Farm Park in August 2005, as was Toto’s grandmother Kinkerbell, who was born in September 2002.

 

Said Clare Middleton, Livestock Manager, who looks after this small Highland herd at Odds Farm Park

 “Highland cows are highly regarded as devoted mothers and this is definitely the case with Nutmeg. Whilst Toto is still a bit wobbly on her feet, the pair are constantly together. Also grandmother Kinkerbell is never too far away to add moral support and the occasional nuzzle”

 

Highland cattle are the oldest registered breed of cattle, with a Herd Book being published in 1885. Originating from the harsh Scottish Highlands, they are known for their hardiness and vigor.

 

Elsewhere at Odds Farm Park, there’s hundreds more furry friends to meet, pat and pet. Combined with the Indoor Playbarn, the Tractor & Trailer rides, the Adventure Maze and loads of daily ‘Hands-on’ Animal Demonstrations, Odds Farm Park guarantees fun for all types of weather.