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Olivia & Stuart, 2018
almost friends... usually Livvie is not a fan of Stuart (boys are annoying) |
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Wallaby Update 4/2/20
In 2020 we DID get TWO wallaby joeys from Olivia & Charlotte and BOTH were girls so they are BOTH staying here! (Isabelle and Zoey went on bottles on 3/1/20 and 3/21/20)
We MIGHT have another pouch baby or 2 MUCH later in the year from Sophie and Sydney, but if so, they are many, many months out yet! I HAVE seen both Sydney and Sophie clean their pouches once , which is the BIG sign that they might have a baby in them. (should have anyway) We DO intend to sell future babies in 2020 and later as we hopefully will not need any more for ourselves. We currently have 3 males and 6 females (counting the 2 little girls we just kept).
The ONLY way to get on my waiting list for a wallaby joey is to CALL ME on the telephone. I know... how very old school of me... but it is the only way for me to determine your readiness/understanding of wallaby care. My number is 218.839.4503
Just to be clear.... sending me an email with your phone number in it and telling me to call you is NOT the same thing as picking up the phone and calling me. Anyone devoted enough to care for a wallaby can spend the time on a phone needed to make that happen. I do not screen calls and I am available to answer calls most of the day as I am predominantly self employed.
In 2020 we DID get TWO wallaby joeys from Olivia & Charlotte and BOTH were girls so they are BOTH staying here! (Isabelle and Zoey went on bottles on 3/1/20 and 3/21/20)
We MIGHT have another pouch baby or 2 MUCH later in the year from Sophie and Sydney, but if so, they are many, many months out yet! I HAVE seen both Sydney and Sophie clean their pouches once , which is the BIG sign that they might have a baby in them. (should have anyway) We DO intend to sell future babies in 2020 and later as we hopefully will not need any more for ourselves. We currently have 3 males and 6 females (counting the 2 little girls we just kept).
The ONLY way to get on my waiting list for a wallaby joey is to CALL ME on the telephone. I know... how very old school of me... but it is the only way for me to determine your readiness/understanding of wallaby care. My number is 218.839.4503
Just to be clear.... sending me an email with your phone number in it and telling me to call you is NOT the same thing as picking up the phone and calling me. Anyone devoted enough to care for a wallaby can spend the time on a phone needed to make that happen. I do not screen calls and I am available to answer calls most of the day as I am predominantly self employed.
Because I am basically obsessed with Wallabies we purchased ANOTHER one this year. We welcomed Casper the albino male into our mob on July 26th, 2019.
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Casper was not the name we originally were planning to use, as the other wallabies all have older classic names... but once he arrived this was the name that fit him best! (He was just a bit easily SPOOKED!)
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Charlotte's baby girl 2019
went on a bottle May 26th, first peek at her was April 8th 
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Sophie's 2018 Joey! Photo taken 2/16/18
This baby went on a bottle on March 17, 2018! 
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Olivia's baby boy 2019
went on a bottle May 3rd, first peek at him was March 17th 
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We first got wallabies in 2014. Oliver was purchased in Illinois and Sydney in Michigan. We loved them so much we added Sophie soon after. That was just the start.... We are currently at NINE wallabies just 6 years later! 3 boys and 6 girls!
Since 2014 we have had 8 joeys born here. (Yay Oliver and Stuart!) We sold 4 of these and we kept 4. (it is much cheaper and easier to keep my own females than to find one to purchase).
We hope to have up to 4-5 joeys for sale a year (soon) Wallabies are SO MUCH FUN! I absolutely LOVE them!!
Feel free to contact me about future Joeys! The ONLY way to get on my waiting list for joeys is to CALL ME on a telephone. 218.839.4503.
Once we have a pouch baby, we will be taking a $500 deposit for either sex.
If you want one specific sex only, its best to keep looking as we won't know sex until the day we put them on bottles. (we do not steal them early to look and give them back) Males are currently selling for $2500 and females for $4000. These prices are subject to change reflecting the current market.
We have not had any albino babies born yet so I do not know current prices on those, that will be determined when that happens!
We do NOT ship joeys, they must be picked up here at our farm. All wallabies are sold with a veterinarian health certificate, formula, bottles and 2 pouches. We offer 24/7 support to new wallaby parents as well. My goal is that these babies get the best possible home with someone that is capable and willing to give them the very best care!
I do not keep an official waiting list since it is so long between Joeys. I also WILL need to have an actual phone conversation with anyone interested in a joey. Email, and texting etc.. is fine for some information, but before anyone will be allowed to commit to a joey, we will need to talk about many aspects of wallaby ownership.
Since 2014 we have had 8 joeys born here. (Yay Oliver and Stuart!) We sold 4 of these and we kept 4. (it is much cheaper and easier to keep my own females than to find one to purchase).
We hope to have up to 4-5 joeys for sale a year (soon) Wallabies are SO MUCH FUN! I absolutely LOVE them!!
Feel free to contact me about future Joeys! The ONLY way to get on my waiting list for joeys is to CALL ME on a telephone. 218.839.4503.
Once we have a pouch baby, we will be taking a $500 deposit for either sex.
If you want one specific sex only, its best to keep looking as we won't know sex until the day we put them on bottles. (we do not steal them early to look and give them back) Males are currently selling for $2500 and females for $4000. These prices are subject to change reflecting the current market.
We have not had any albino babies born yet so I do not know current prices on those, that will be determined when that happens!
We do NOT ship joeys, they must be picked up here at our farm. All wallabies are sold with a veterinarian health certificate, formula, bottles and 2 pouches. We offer 24/7 support to new wallaby parents as well. My goal is that these babies get the best possible home with someone that is capable and willing to give them the very best care!
I do not keep an official waiting list since it is so long between Joeys. I also WILL need to have an actual phone conversation with anyone interested in a joey. Email, and texting etc.. is fine for some information, but before anyone will be allowed to commit to a joey, we will need to talk about many aspects of wallaby ownership.
A list of our wallabies born & purchased here so far. (mostly for my own records) Colored names are ones that we currently own.
2014 Oliver (male purchased in Illinois June 2014)
2014 Sydney (female purchased in Michigan in Oct 2014)
2015 Sophie (female purchased in Michigan January 2015)
Fall 2015? we bought a yearling female named Skipper but she died within a year by hitting the fence when she was moved to a larger pen. She also randomly tossed a baby prior to this in mid May of 2016
April 2016 Biscuit (female born to Sydney & Oliver) SOLD to a petting zoo in southern MN
Sept 2016 Georgia purchased in Michigan (we lost her in a surgery in December 2016 due to an obstruction)
May 2017 Olivia (female born to Sydney & Oliver) KEPT
June 2017 Charlotte (female born to Sophie & Oliver) KEPT
July 29th, 2017 Stuart (Male purchased from zoo in TN)
March 17, 2018 Walter (male born to Sophie & Oliver) SOLD to a zoo in IN
May 3rd, 2019 Woobie (male born to Olivia & Stuart) SOLD to a family in Wisconsin
May 26th, 2019 Matilda (female born to Charlotte & Stuart) SOLD to a petting zoo in Nebraska
July 26th, 2019 Casper (male purchased from a zoo in Texas)
March 1st, 2020 Isabelle (female born to Olivia & Stuart) KEPT to breed to Casper in the future
March 21st, 2020 Zoey (female born to Charlotte & Stuart) KEPT to breed to Casper in the future