that, you will find 310 Reddish Street, home of Moody Farms.
Paul and Heather Moody bought the property 16 years ago and have in that time turned it into a multi-faceted, family-oriented hotspot of memorymaking entertainment and a versatile event venue, all the while keeping its rustic appeal and its down-to-earth farm vibe.
And so it makes sense that it is also actually still a working farm, and not just an attraction.
" We do it together," said Paul Moody, life-long Pulaski native and serial entrepreneur.
The family-oriented atmosphere is lived by the owners of the farm, as Paul and his family all pitch in to make the impressive operation flow smoothly, including his wife Heather, and daughters, Payton, 25, Ashlyn, 22, Hayden, 19, and Ainsley, 12.
But family doesn ' t stop there— there ' s also Poseidon, a friendly and fuzzy Great Pyrenees, who likes to greet visitors with furry hugs, and doubles as a big brother to the other animals on the property, keeping an eye on them so they don ' t get too feisty.
Poseidon also makes sure other critters on the spread, such as the foxes which come down from the woods, and the groundhogs, know their place in the order of things— and reminds the foxes that the chickens are not takeout on Moody Farms!
Among the other pet family members are about 100 head of St. Croix sheep, along with some adorable baby lambs, several miniature donkeys who like nose pets, several Nigerian dwarf goats who are very close to being as adorable as the lambs, and horses who might like nose pets even more than the donkeys.
All the critters are situated in a way so that visitors are always within just a short walk of any of the animals they might want to visit.
As far as the working farm aspect
�This Moody Farms pet munches straw to keep up his energy so he can get back to frolicking in the field with his buddies.
Shane Morgan photo
�Paul Moody and one of his several horse buddies share a warm moment on the family farm where the Moody family hosts a variety of types of events.
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