At Little Hoof Farms and Little Foot Farms Cattle Company, we specialize in raising and selectively breeding exceptional micro and miniature Highland cattle, rare micro and miniature Woolly donkeys, and moon-spotted Nigerian Dwarf goats in Michigan.

Our breeding program is built around carefully selected genetics sourced from respected breeders across the country. We focus on producing healthy, well-socialized animals with excellent temperaments, desirable conformation, and exceptional genetics. Our program includes micro and miniature Highland cows, registered and non-registered micro and miniature Woolly donkeys, and registered and non-registered moon-spotted Nigerian Dwarf goats.

Animal health and quality of care are at the heart of everything we do. We maintain closed herds and provide our animals with exceptional nutrition, on-call veterinary care, and a full-time, round-the-clock caretaker. From our smallest babies to our adult breeding animals, we spare no expense in providing the level of care, attention, and husbandry they deserve.

In addition to our breeding programs, we offer private farm tours and animal experiences in Michigan, giving guests the opportunity to enjoy hands-on interactions with many of the animals that call our farm home. Our private farm experiences are designed for those looking for a more personal and memorable alternative to a traditional petting farm or petting zoo.

Our farm is open by appointment only for scheduled private farm experiences and prospective animal buyers. We do not offer general walk-in admission.

Whether you’re searching for a mini Highland cow breeder in Michigan, miniature Highland cattle for sale, rare Woolly donkeys, miniature Woolly donkeys for sale, Nigerian Dwarf goats, or a private farm animal experience in Michigan, Little Hoof Farms and Little Foot Farms Cattle Company are committed to exceptional animals, responsible breeding, and uncompromising care.

Mini Highland Calves, Miniature Woolly Donkeys, & Nigerian Goat Kids Coming Soon. 
Please contact us for more details.

Our goal was to have just pets, but once we saw the condition of how the mini cow craze has caused scamming, false hopes of little cattle with full size genetics, negligent breeding of extreme chondro dwarfism…. The list goes on and on…. Little Hoof Farms, and Little Foot Farms Cattle Co. teamed up, and decided to breed. We want to not only to naturally grow our herd, but also to sell a small number number of cattle to the public. We can’t keep them all, or we probably would, let’s be honest here.

That explains the cows, but the donkeys are a whole other similar story. I picked up a woolly donkey from a rescue who just said “we have seen a lot of donkeys, but never one like this”, because of his long hair. They told me it would fall out soon though most likely, as he was only a year old. Jokes were said what if he is a Woolly, but what were the odds. Well, years went by, and his hair stayed. I was obsessed with wooly donkeys, but found it nearly impossible to find them, and was even attempted to be scammed. So again, I found myself wanting to breed not only to grow my own herd, but to sell a small number each year since I can’t keep them all.