Zoolittle  Farm, LLC  is a fiber  farm in  Central  Ky.   ( a fiber farm raise fleece producing animals for the harvest of the animals wool.) Our farm breed and sell fiber animals and their wool.  When time allows we have home spun yarn, felted items, and other knitted products. Raw fleeces (unprocessed) are most always on hand.

. ...Many changes have taken place over the past few years since the farm started operations. A long term goal of turning a craft interest of hand spinning and a love for animals into a hobby farm. Our farm has over come many hurtles and  growing by leaps and bounds.  After all central KY area is known as horse country and not fiber produces.  A few years latter the farm animals are making a name for its self in the fiber producing industry and hardly notice their Thoroughbred horse neighbors grazing a field or two over. Now after 6 years or so  in the business other fiber farms and enthusiast  have pop up all over the neighbor hood and state.   Zoolittle Farm LLC, started off having one or two of almost every fiber animal available in the industry.  Since then we have narrowed the focus  by using logic and experience for growing our business.

  Sheep are the most common animal on the farm with a head count that ranges from 30 to 50 at any given time.  Shetland sheep is the breed that runs highest in number and smallest in size. I have other breeds that I have or crossed that I call my spinners flock. Some of my spinners flock is registered in the colored sheep goup of NCWGA (natural colored wool grower association).

  Camelids (llama & alpaca) are the second largest herd on the farm. Zoolittle has a combination of the two species totaling  around 20. They make me laugh daily and I love them.  They are proof in my book that God is loving and has a great sense of humor.

  The Others for good measure and fun we have a few angora rabbits and a couple of angora goats.  If I were using my head instead of my heart I would stick with the sheep and camelids.  Not for any other reason, but it does get difficult to house so many different animals. I only have my older rabbits and goats now so they will hang out till , well you know.