To Altruistic Acres where we do and raise the following:

Altruistic Acres is family run and oriented with an emphasis on learning because you never know enough. We are always expanding our ever growing knowledge on a variety of subjects and topics and we hope that you can share and grow with us as we go through this ever changing world of ours. We always enjoy the upgrades and changes made to our facilities to constantly improve the look, functionality and maintenance of everything at Altruistic Acres. We are not afraid to state that we make mistakes sometimes but we’re human and that’s just what we do, but God is here with us and with him all bad things He can turn into something good, and we are eternally grateful to Him. Altruistic Acres’ goals are to provide as natural an environment for our animals as possible to encourage vitality, health and longevity in our breeding stocks, which is an ever growing and evolving process. It’s important to us that all our animals produce the best quality and strongest offspring possible, therefore we strive to raise the best we can. Another mission of ours is to share God’s creatures and His Word with everyone and also to give back to the earth. It is damaged and requires love, care and attention to maintain itself until He returns again.

Altruistic Acres is a breeding farm located in Ariss Ontario, which is just north of Guelph – a quiet but well located area situated on 16 fabulous acres, with a large pond, a small forest and open fields it truly is a dream come true! We are proudly Canadian and excited to share our dreams with the whole world as we continue grow! Altruistic Acres enjoys new and exciting adventures and nothing beats amazing rare breeds that inspire curiosity and evoke a deep love for our animal friends…

Being a breeder is not for everyone, it takes a thick skin and a constantly evolving program to keep up with the industry (no matter what breed and/or discipline). “Raise the best you can and the buyers will come looking for you.” What looked good the first year you owned an animal will probably not meet your standards after breeding them for 10, 20, 30 or 40 plus years. It is always better to be a knowledgeable breeder…

1. Wisely choose a mentor
2. Do as much as you can yourself, but know your limitations
3. Realize that some things cannot be predicted and some things cannot be prevented
4. Eliminate as much guesswork as possible but realize what is out of your control

Altruistic Acres’ Miniature Horses

Altruistic Acres’ Ponies

“Be Silent, Observe and Listen – You’ll be Amazed at what you Learn.”