Big, fluffy, and completely in charge of keeping everyone safe — Tunni takes her job as farm guardian very seriously, especially during nap time. She's part Great Pyrenees, part Komondor, and one hundred percent devoted to the sheep she watches over. If you visit the farm, she'll decide whether you're a friend before you even reach the gate.
Magnum has a presence that fills a room — or a pasture. He arrived with confidence built right into his name, and he's never once questioned whether he deserved it. Among the Valais Blacknose flock, he's the one who goes first, stands tallest, and makes the whole thing look effortless.
Mysa means "cozy" in Swedish, and she earns the name every single day. She's the sheep who finds the sunniest patch of grass and settles in like she invented the word comfortable. The rest of the flock tends to drift her way — something about Mysa just makes everything feel a little warmer.
Lego got his name because he clicks right into place — whatever the flock needs, he fits. He's cheerful, adaptable, and possesses the rare gift of making even an ordinary Tuesday feel like an adventure. The farm wouldn't quite be built right without him.
May arrived in the month she was named for, and she brought the whole season with her — bright, curious, and impossible to ignore. She's tiny in size and enormous in personality, the kind of goat who will climb onto something just to prove she can. May has big opinions, a bigger heart, and absolutely zero interest in being told what to do.
Pippin is the one who wanders just a little farther than everyone else — not because she's lost, but because she's curious about what's on the other side of the hill. She's plucky and spirited, with a spark that makes you root for her before she's even done anything. Pippin has a way of finding the interesting thing before anyone else notices it's there.
Shirley has a name that sounds like a grandmother and a personality to match — warm, wise, and quietly in charge of everything. She doesn't need to be the loudest one to be heard. Shirley has a way of looking at you like she already knows how the story ends, and she's perfectly content to let it unfold.
Luna is the farm's resident mystery. She appears when she wants to, disappears without explanation, and somehow always ends up exactly where the interesting things are happening. She is soft, silver-quiet, and extremely selective about who she trusts — which makes it all the more meaningful when she chooses you.