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What-Knott Farm, Traveling Petting zoo We were a traveling zoo for over 30 years serving SE Pennsylvania. We retired at the end of 2024 but enjoy sharing our love of animals with others.

We still breed Babydoll Southdown sheep and Silkie Chickens. Who We Service:

Birthday Parties
Day Cares
Churches
Nursing Homes
School Assemblies
Block Parties
Company Picnics
Community Events
Indoor Expos
Your Special Event

About:

Fully Insured
USDA Licensed Exhibitor
Cute, Clean and Pettable Animals
Some Unusual Exhibition Animals
Fully Staffed By Owners

Our last two babydoll lambs went to their new home today in Elverson, PA. Stormy and Black Jack are joining some other s...
19/06/2025

Our last two babydoll lambs went to their new home today in Elverson, PA. Stormy and Black Jack are joining some other sheep and goats plus lots of cows (Dairy Farm)

Rainy weather brings out the foxes! I think this is the mother fox helping herself to the mulberries on the ground. (mak...
15/06/2025

Rainy weather brings out the foxes! I think this is the mother fox helping herself to the mulberries on the ground. (makes interesting p**p) Chased off 4 other foxes this morning.

This is how we started our day! Oliver must have been itchy and found a bucket holder to rub. Broke and thankfully didn'...
14/06/2025

This is how we started our day! Oliver must have been itchy and found a bucket holder to rub. Broke and thankfully didn't go in eye, but in lower eyelid. Emergency vet call.

Dr. Wilbur has been our main farm vet for so many years, we consider him a friend. Everyone loves Arlen. Congratulations
11/06/2025

Dr. Wilbur has been our main farm vet for so many years, we consider him a friend. Everyone loves Arlen. Congratulations

Congratulations to Dr. Arlen Wilbers on being named Large Animal Clinical Educator of the Year by Lincoln Memorial University College of Veterinary Medicine!

This award is based entirely on student feedback—and their words say it best:
“Dr. Wilbers has changed the way I look at veterinary medicine. He teaches with excitement and leads with the hand of a father displaying his proudness when you achieve something."

“In my 14+ years working in Vet med and with a number of other doctors, he has been the best clinician I have ever had the opportunity to work with. He is amazing at mentoring students.”

"Every day I was given the space to learn, make mistakes, and was supported in my attempts at anything I was doing."

“I no longer have a fear of pigs. I no longer feel like I couldn't be a mixed animal practitioner because I didn't grow up doing that.”

Dr. Wilbers, who serves at Quakertown Veterinary Clinic, is a shining example of what makes our CVP community so special: a deep commitment to growing the next generation of veterinary professionals through mentorship, encouragement, and hands-on learning.

Thank you, Dr. Wilbers, for your leadership—and for making sure no one leaves your rotation still afraid of pigs!

4 silkie chicks hatched on 6/1/25. I thought I had a waiting list, but everyone changed their minds.One very tiny black....
07/06/2025

4 silkie chicks hatched on 6/1/25. I thought I had a waiting list, but everyone changed their minds.
One very tiny black. A grey, silver partridge and maybe another partridge. Located in perkiomenville.

04/06/2025

Can anyone help with a Facebook issue? Trying to change the name of this page.

Today was a great day to try and remove some of the long hair on our mini horse Sandy. I'm sure she'll feel cooler when ...
02/06/2025

Today was a great day to try and remove some of the long hair on our mini horse Sandy. I'm sure she'll feel cooler when the temps go to 90 later this week.

Trivia time! Anyone know what these are? Only hint- they are part of a horse.
02/06/2025

Trivia time! Anyone know what these are? Only hint- they are part of a horse.

02/06/2025
02/06/2025

Another rescue and friends going through a tragedy. Yesterday PAWSabilities Cat rescue lost their barn to a fire. Please follow their page for future updates. Sammie and Kevin McGinnis worked for us when we did our traveling petting zoo (as teenagers). We knew their parents and know their love for animals. This is a heartbreaking time for all.

Trying to incorporate my new white silkies in with my existing silkies. So far so good. Will be 2 roosters sharing their...
26/05/2025

Trying to incorporate my new white silkies in with my existing silkies. So far so good. Will be 2 roosters sharing their hens now.

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