obsessed - with knitting and spinning, this dream grew to include sheep. Being on land that is covered with decades old trees and steep hills makes it a bit of a challenge to establish a horse farm. Therefore, Michelle decided that Kellane Farm should change its focus to only breeding Babydoll Southdown sheep.
Michelle is the official owner/manager of the farm, but she is also a stay-home mother of two human children. She has a bachelors degree in graphic design, but has many other interests which include drawing, photography, and the above mentioned fiber arts. Her husband, Kirk Lane, is a family physician at the Krohn Clinic in Black River Falls and part-time "agent" of the farm. In general, his agent duties require him to build fences, compost bins, and other projects for the farm in his rather sparse free time. The human children - Hayley and Evan - are 17 and 11 years old respectively. They love animals, although not nearly as much as their mother...and it is to her that they defer the care of the animals. Hayley is an excellent baker and more than likely we will have something tasty for you to snack on if you come for a visit! Evan loves to play video games, ride his bike, and - most of all - hang out with his dad.
Please explore this site to learn more about our farm and our wonderful animals. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to call or email us at any time!
Registered Babydoll Southdown Sheep
Michelle Lane
W11335 Spaulding Road
Black River Falls, Wisconsin 54615
(715) 284-1595
mlanezoo@hotmail.com
Kellane Farm LLC is a small "farmlet" owned by Michelle Lane, who breeds registered Babydoll Southdown Sheep. This quaint little farmlet is nestled amongst the trees on a hillside in Black River Falls, Wisconsin - a beautiful town that is easily accessible because it is just off of I-94 (almost exactly two hours from Minneapolis, Minnesota and two hours from Madison,Wisconsin).
"As a shepherd cares for his herd in the day when he is among his scattered sheep, so I will care for My sheep and will deliver them from all the places to which they were scattered on a cloudy and gloomy day." Ezekiel 34:12
This page was last updated: September 22, 2009
All photos on this website are property of Michelle Lane and are not to be used without her permission.
The farmlet originally started out as a dream Michelle had as a child growing up in Kentucky...to someday breed horses. It's only natural to love horses - growing up in the "Bluegrass State." However, after becoming increasingly interested - or shall we say
