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PHOTOS: Baby animals abundant at Aldergrove’s Kensington Prairie Farm

The farm, which also has a store, is open to visits at 1736 248 St
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Calf at Kensington Prairie Farm. (Special to The Star)

At the cusp of springtime, Aldergrove’s Kensington Prairie Farm is crawling with fresh-faced animals.

Catherine Simpson and Jim Dales established Kensington Prairie in 2000 in Surrey.

Home to 12 alpacas, the farm quickly grew to 30-plus animals and in 2006, Kensington Prairie Farm relocated to Langley Township and expanded its operations from 5 to 45 acres where they also raise cattle.

READ MORE: Langley Animal Protection Society says goodbye to longtime volunteers

People can come check out the on-site store and see the animals at 1736 248 St, Aldergrove.

More info at kensingtonprairie.ca


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Chick at Kensington Prairie Farm. (Special to The Star)
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Baby bunny at Kensington Prairie Farm. (Special to The Star)
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Staff bond with birds at Kensington Prairie Farm. (Special to The Star)
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Baby bird at Kensington Prairie Farm. (Special to The Star)
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Porter Milton plays with the chicks at Kensington Prairie Farm. (Special to The Star)
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Porter Milton meets the alpacas at Kensington Prairie Farm. (Special to The Star)
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Bunny at Kensington Prairie Farm. (Special to The Star)