ROSE Therapeutic Farm

What ROSE Therapeutic Farm does

ROSE Therapeutic Farm is a privately held, founder-operated agritourism and animal-assisted experience business located on a 12-acre property at 1324 Peach Ridge Rd in Brookshire, Texas, just outside Houston. Founded in 2017 by Tiffany Thompson as a small personal farm with two animals, the operation relocated to its current site in 2019 and has grown to more than 200 animals spanning goats, cows, pigs, donkeys, chickens, ducks, rabbits, and peacocks, including niche breeds such as Scottish Highland cows, Nigerian Dwarf goats, and micro-mini Herefords.

The business operates as a direct-to-consumer experience venue selling unit-priced admissions to goat yoga, baby goat snuggles, cow cuddling sessions, and farm day passes, priced between $12 and $69 per person. Revenue is diversified across multiple streams: experience-based admissions, group events (birthday parties, corporate team building for 10-125 people, Girl Scout badge programs), off-site goat therapy visits to retirement communities, daycares, and schools within a 15-mile radius, multi-day summer camps for ages 5-13, three tiers of annual memberships ($59-$159), gift cards, seasonal events (pumpkin carving, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day), and sales of Nigerian Dwarf goats at $150-$350. Bookings are managed through the FareHarbor third-party platform on a by-reservation-only basis.

The customer base is distributed across families, corporate groups, youth organizations, schools, healthcare facilities, and individuals, with marketing driven primarily by Instagram, Facebook, an email newsletter, and word-of-mouth. The core technology layer is a Wix website integrated with FareHarbor for ticketing; there is no proprietary software, AI/ML component, API, or mobile app. The business is independent, with no external institutional investment, parent company, or disclosed revenue figures.

Name

ROSE Therapeutic Farm

Legal name

ROSE Therapeutic Farm

Website

https://goatyogakaty.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2017

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

ROSE Therapeutic Farm is a founder-operated, 12-acre agritourism venue in Brookshire, Texas, offering goat yoga, animal cuddling sessions, farm day passes, summer camps, and corporate team building events to families, schools, corporate groups, and healthcare facilities.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Agritourism & Therapeutic Farm Experiences

NAICS

Goat Farming (112420), Sheep and Goat Farming (1124), Support Activities for Animal Production (1152)

SIC

Agricultural Prod-Livestock & Animal Specialties (200), Agricultural Services (700)

akta.pro primary industry

Contract Herding & Flock Management Services (AFAEAFAL)

akta.pro secondary industry

Livestock Contract Growing & Farm Labor Services (AFAEALAE)

Keywords

• Animal assisted therapy
• Agritourism experiences
• Goat yoga classes
• Farm education programs
• Therapeutic farm visits

Headquarters

HQ city

Fulshear

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Experience-Based Admissions: Revenue generated from ticket sales for goat yoga classes, baby goat snuggles, cow cuddling sessions, farm day passes, and seasonal events. Customers pay per person or per experience.
2. Animal Sales: Sale of Nigerian Dwarf baby goats to approved homes. Goats are sold at $150-$350 depending on coloring and breeding characteristics. Sales require $50 deposit to hold until weaning age.
3. Group Events and Parties: Private birthday parties, corporate team building, Girl Scout badge events, and bachelorette parties booked as group experiences with per-person or package pricing.
4. Annual Memberships: Year-round farm membership programs offering unlimited farm day pass access and 50% discounts on experiences. Three tiers: Individual ($59/year), Couples ($99/year), Family ($159/year for up to 5 people).
5. Gift Cards: Digital gift cards sold for any farm activity or experience, providing flexible payment options for customers.
6. Summer Camps: Farm life summer camps for children ages 5-13, including full-day and half-day options. Pricing from $30 for morning camp to $300 for full 4-day camp.
7. Therapy Visits: Off-site goat therapy visits to retirement communities, daycares, and schools. Priced at $125 for 2 goats or $175 for 3 goats for a 1-hour session, with additional hours at $50 each.
8. Team Building Events: Corporate team building experiences on the 12-acre farm, accommodating 10-125 people for 2-3 hour competitive team activities.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

ROSE Therapeutic Farm operates a 12-acre, reservation-only therapeutic farm in Brookshire, Texas, hosting over 200 animals and offering paid animal-interaction experiences including goat yoga, baby goat snuggles, cow cuddles, and farm day passes. Beyond core experiences, the farm sells annual memberships (Individual, Couples, Family tiers), runs summer camps for children, hosts school field trips, Girl Scout badge programs, birthday parties, and corporate team building, and conducts off-site goat therapy visits to healthcare and educational facilities. The business also sells Nigerian Dwarf goats and gift cards as ancillary revenue lines.

Product overview

ROSE Therapeutic Farm operates as an agritourism and therapeutic farm experience business offering a diverse portfolio of animal-focused activities and programs centered around its 12-acre property in Brookshire, TX. The core product portfolio centers on goat yoga classes, baby goat snuggles, and cow cuddling experiences, complemented by general farm day passes providing access to over 200 animals. The business expands its offerings through seasonal events (pumpkin carving, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day), youth programming (summer camps for ages 5-13, field trips, Girl Scout badge programs), group events (birthday parties, team building for corporate groups of 10-125), and specialty offerings including goat therapy visits to external facilities, Nigerian Dwarf goat sales, gift cards, and annual memberships with tiered pricing. The company positions itself around therapeutic and wellness benefits of human-animal interaction, with founder Tiffany Thompson leading yoga instruction alongside the animal experiences.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Goat Yoga & Mimosas A 1-hour beginner-friendly outdoor yoga class on the 12-acre farm accompanied by playful Nigerian Dwarf baby goats that roam and interact with participants; includes farm day pass and a mimosa (or juice alternative for under 21). Best for ages 10+.
• Baby Goat Snuggles A 30-minute hands-on session with baby goats including holding, petting, and cuddling, followed by full farm access. Designed for families, small groups, and individuals; BYOB policy in effect.
• Private Cow Cuddles A 30-40 minute private session for up to 5 participants with a Highland calf or micro-mini Hereford cow, including brushing, feeding, and cuddling.
• Mini Cow & Baby Goat Combo Cuddles A combined experience offering cow cuddling and baby goat snuggles in one visit, plus free time to explore the entire farm with over 200 animals.
• Farm Day Pass A 3-hour general admission ticket providing full access to explore the farm and interact with all animals, with picnic areas available. Pricing: $13 children, $16 adults.
• Farm Life Summer Camp Multi-day summer camp programs for children ages 5-13 featuring hands-on animal care, farm chores, STEM activities, crafts, and immersive farm life experiences on the 12-acre property. Options include 4-day full camp ($300), 2-day camp ($160), and morning half-day camp ($30-$65).
• Field Trips Educational farm visits for public/private schools, homeschool co-ops, and play groups with an agricultural and environmental focus. $12 per person with a 15-child minimum, available Wednesday-Friday, requiring 1 chaperone per 10 children.
• Farm Party Packages Private group events including birthday parties and celebrations with multiple options: Farm Party Package ($12-$16 per person), Cow & Baby Goat Combo ($22-$25 per person), and Private Goat Yoga Party ($35 for first 10 people, $15 each additional).
• Corporate Team Building Events Custom team building experiences for groups of 10-125 people, featuring farm-themed competitive activities, animal interactions, and outdoor team-building games lasting 2-3 hours. Pricing is custom per group.
• Girl Scout & NCL Badge Programs

Named customers7 records

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles7 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• Shelburne Farms: Vermont educational farm and nonprofit offering public programs, school visits, and seasonal events on a much larger working farm. Comparable in offering educational agritourism programming to schools and families but at significantly larger scale and institutional scope.
• Queens County Farm Museum: NYC's largest working farm, hosting seasonal events, school visits, and animal interactions for the public. Comparable to ROSE in agritourism and family programming, though as an institutional nonprofit rather than a private operator.
• Stone Barns Center for Food & Agriculture: New York working farm and education center offering public tours, programming, and on-site dining. Comparable to ROSE as an educational farm experience operator, though at significantly larger scale and with broader programmatic scope.

Direct peers

• Sweet Garden Farm: A goat yoga and farm experience operator in the southeastern US. Directly comparable to ROSE's goat yoga, snuggle sessions, and farm-day-pass model.
• Redwood Hill Farm: California-based goat dairy and creamery with farm tours and consumer experiences. Comparable to ROSE because it sells goat-derived products and offers paid on-site experiences centered on its herd.
• Split Creek Farm: South Carolina goat dairy with farm tours, school field trips, and a public visitor program. Comparable to ROSE as a goat-focused farm generating consumer revenue through tours and educational visits on a working operation.
• Catapano Dairy Farm: Long Island, NY goat dairy that offers farm tours and cheese-making experiences to the public. Comparable to ROSE because it combines a working goat farm with paid consumer experiences and on-site animal interaction.
• Old MacDonald's Farm: Multi-location petting zoo / farm experience operator with animal interactions, school field trips, and family visits. Comparable to ROSE in offering paid animal-interaction experiences for families, schools, and groups.
• Cox Farms: Virginia agritourism operation offering seasonal events (pumpkin carving, fall festivals), farm activities, and group programming. Comparable to ROSE in combining ticket-based farm experiences, seasonal events, and family programming on a single property.

Others

• Pet Partners: National nonprofit that trains and registers therapy animal teams for healthcare and educational visits. Comparable to ROSE's goat therapy visits to retirement communities, daycares, and schools as it sits in the broader animal-assisted therapy ecosystem.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/rosetherapeuticfarm
• Instagraminstagram.com/rosetherapeuticfarm
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/goat-yoga-katy

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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