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Safety
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Insurance
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USDA License
Safety
Our animals are safe, clean, gentle, sweet and healthy. They have to be, my daughter is with them everyday!
All of our animals live here on the farm with us. They are more than just working animals, they're our family. We give them love, respect and kindness and it shows when you meet them.
All of our animals receive regular veterinary care and are appropriately vaccinated.
Of course we're insured!
Pony Party Plus is a reputable registered corporation in the state of Florida and maintains insurance for both our pony rides and critters.
We can provide you with copies of our insurance certificate upon request. Our customers can, if necessary, become an additional insured on our policy the day of their event. This service is usually free or for a nominal charge, depending upon the circumstances.
What is a USDA License?
All commercial exhibitors of farm animals (goats, sheep, pigs, and bunnies) are required by federal law to have a USDA License. This means if you are not showing your animals at the fair in a competition, then you need to have a USDA license to let other people see, pet or interact with them. Don't let anyone try and tell you that they are not a big operation and don't need it. EVERYONE that has a "petting zoo" (whether is has 1 animal or 20) has to have a USDA license!
The certification process involves an Inspector's review of all the animal health care records and farm visits to review the living conditions and daily routine care given to the animals. We are inspected at least twice a year by a state veterinarian.
Before you hire any petting zoo, always make sure that they are USDA licensed and can prove it. This is to protect you, the health and safety of the children, and ensures that you are not supporting farms that provide substandard care for their animals.
Our certificate number is 58-C-0763 and customer number is 20788.
You can check certification at http://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_welfare/efoia/downloads/reports/C_cert_holders.txt
You can also check out more information on what the license entails at http://www.aphis.usds.gov/animal_welfare/efoia/index.shtml
How to contact us
The best way to contact us is by phone
813-390-3646
You may also use email
