While operating costs fluctuate we put some of our most stable and common costs. Horses, Cows, and Goats are fed based upon their weight. They have 24/7 access to their hay so they eat about 4,290 lbs per month minimum. They get extra when it is chilly out and we feed 3 different types of hay. This costs us an average of 750.00 per month in hay this varies depending on the season as well. ​Seniors & Injured horses need to be on joint supplements. This for 1 geldings costs us 40.00 per month​All animals are on a probiotic this costs us 190.00 per month​​Pig feed per month just pelleted formula no fruits and veggies or greens (which they get daily) costs us 84.00 per month​Chicken feed, Geese feed, Turkey feed, scratch, and larvae treats costs us about 280.00 per month. This is just for bagged formula and doesn't include the fruits, veggies, or greens they get. ​Our regular monthly straw and shavings for bedding costs per month works out to about 112.50 we purchase this quarterly. We pay 80.00 per horse for farrier services every 8 weeks. We pay 500.00 to 700.00 total 1-2 times a year for the cows hooves to be trimmed. We pay 145.00 per pig for the pigs hooves and tusks to be trimmed 3 times a year. We do the goats hooves ourselves we have worked extensively on cooperative care to allow us to cut this from our budget.

We transport the sheep 3 times per year to be shorn and the total cost for this for 3 sheep is at 180.00​It costs us an average of 117.00 per month in food, treats, and supplements for our Service Dogs in Training and approximately 1100.00 over their time with us for medical care per dog. This does not include any adoption fee or rescue fee we needed to be able to pull them and place into our care. ​It costs an average of 4200.00 In training time and classes to get a SDiT trained to be an active working dog and they are in our program from 8months to 13 months depending on the specific tasks they are being trained to do.