Shetland Pony

Mr Big's self image differs from his reality he is only 10 hands high.

Our Hens

The hero's who produce the eggs which we use in the cooking.

Animal Encounters

Roos are not officially pets but there is often an orphan joey or a released kangaroo hopping around in the garden.  Plus a gular or two.

Cows and Calves

This is Carl hugging young Ruth who we hand raised.  Sometimes it's difficult to draw the line.  Is she a pet? Is she a member of the family or is she part of the milk producing dairy mob?  We think she is just a princess!  

Our Dogs

Why is this dog in the tree and on the car?  Well he is different that's for sure.

This dog has a Spanish name, Jose, and he has a fear of cows! When asked to work he thinks, "No way José!"  He lost his first farm job as he was suppose to muster cattle.  Now he lives with us and we don't ask him to work. José gets lots of pats and can play with guests all day. 

There is another dog who lives here.  She is Carl's personal working dog and she is in training.  Her name is Shadow and she loves cattle work.

Shadow has been trained to only take commands from Carl.  Guests are not permit to play with her.  Having only one master makes her a good working dog and she is a valuable member of the mustering team.

Galahs

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Two galahs live here, they were wild birds but injured and rescued, they can no longer fly.  Although fun they bite.

One is called Pink Floyd and he/she loves to chat and says "Hello, kiss kiss, what are you doing, bye-bye."  Pink Floyd was found by a guest while on our walking trail.  He has lived at Myella for over 10 years!

Floyd seemed lonely so we found another bird who had lived with another family for 9 years.  Good Golly is his/her name and he sings "La, La, La" and likes to dance to Bob Marley music.

This picture is of the day we found them in the washing machine after they found the lid open. Thought is was a nest.
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Some people say, there are a bunch of galahs living at Myella, but not all of them have feathers!

A Sheep Or Two And A Kangaroo

Sorry Myella is Not Pet Friendly - You Cannot Bring Your Dog

As Myella is an animal farm we are sad to say it is not a pet friendly farm stay.  In addition parvo is an animal disease in the area which is an infectious DNA virus that commonly causes severe illness in unvaccinated dogs.  Sorry we cannot accept your pet or any other animal.

If you have a pet we recommend you stay at the FREE campsite in Baralaba, Baralaba Show Grounds which has powered sites or camp in others places in the Sandstone Wonders Region.