At Dominifarm, you will meet a cast of creatures including horses, cows, ducks, goats, and more, many elderly with special needs, and most have faced abuse, neglect, or abandonment. These noble animals now have a forever home at this three-acre farm in Kuna, Idaho where they can roam free. Take a tour of Dominifarm to interact with these remarkable souls, and to get a whole new appreciation for farm animals everywhere. Your visit will be unforgettable!

Dominifarm is located in Kuna, Idaho, southwest of Boise.
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Small, personal, outdoor tours are given with advance registration on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. A suggested donation of $25 an hour for up to four people is requested, but any donation, no matter the amount, is appreciated.
Pikachu is a hornless Nigerian Dwarf goat living out her days happily at Dominifarm.
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As Pikachu continues to spend time with volunteers, she is becoming increasingly comfortable and friendly. Goats are notorious for escaping, so if they don't live in well-secured yards, they may end up living at Dominifarm.
Leroy, a female pig who calls Dominifarm her home now, is completely blind.
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Leroy rolls in the mud with the best of them, not deterred by her loss of sight. The pigs at the farm may just remind you of your dog. Pigs are curious, like to play, and enjoy treats and belly rubs too.

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Berlioz and Chopin, two of the resident geese, like to swim in wading pools when the weather is fine.
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When it rains, they like to swim in the puddles and find worms in the mud. On occasion, an animal may be eligible for adoption, such as a duck or a rabbit.
Tina the alpaca is a sweet old gal who previously lived on a wool farm.
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Tina and her mate had been neglected. Because of this, the mate did not survive, and Tina spent a full year receiving medical care before coming to Dominifarm. Tina is good friends with Scarlett the cow and she prefers to dine on pig pellets instead of alpaca pellets.
Famed Lady Gaga, the mini horse, was welcomed at Dominifarm as a permanent resident when her owners moved into a nursing home.
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Nico, the 17-year-old dachshund, is the official Dominifarm farm dog.
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You will undoubtedly find that a visit to Dominifarm in Kuna, Idaho is a one-of-a-kind experience for you and your family. The animals are awaiting your arrival, and the staff is looking forward to sharing the animals’ stories with you. To schedule a tour, volunteer at the farm, or donate to the cause, go to the Dominifarm website. For your daily dose of cuteness, be sure to scroll through the photos of the resident farm animals on the Dominifarm Facebook page.

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