Sheep is another species that Oak Hill Genetics is able to provide through our sister company Frisco Farms. Frisco Farms is a Class B licensed company that allows us to supply high health sheep. Polypay, Suffolk and Hair Sheep are all breeds we supply.
At Oak Hill Genetics, your satisfaction is always our #1 goal. Don’t take our word for it, we let our customers speak for themselves. We would love to hear your feedback about your experience working with us.
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“Our pathologist made several pointed comments about how ‘clean’ the animals from this study were; that is without cellular evidence of pre-existing or existing disease in any of the organs assessed. Of all the many analyses conducted at her lab, these animals reflected the best health status she had ever seen, and she was very impressed.”
I can tell your pigs are well taken care of. They don’t seem to be skiddish/mean or crazy. This tells me you don’t have people mistreating them.
Thank you so much for the outstanding service and communication in making our experience perfect! We appreciate all you do!
Our Purpose:
To live and conduct business in a way that glorifies and pleases God.
Our Vision:
To add value to others lives.
Our Mission Statement:
To raise happy healthy animals for biomedical research.
Our Values:
To Live the Golden Rule.
Humility, Integrity, Courteous-Cooperation.
Using these statements, guides the decisions we make. It also helps keep us on the same page. Striving for a similar goal, results in a stronger team. Proverbs 29:18 “Where there is no vision, the people perish.”
Class “A” licensee must apply to the United States Department of Agriculture for a license and meet all the requirements for housing, animal care and adequate record keeping. All animals must be properly identified with both an individual ID and facility ID where they were born. This ensures that the linage of the animals can be traced to the facility and internally as well. The class “A” license does not allow buying and reselling animals from random sources. This applies to housing animals not born and raised here as well. This is administrated by the United States Department of Agriculture by unannounced inspections. The inspections include evaluating all animals for proper animal care and proper filing of all records.
USDA handbook Subchapter A – Animal Welfare Class “A” licensee (breeder) means a person subject to the licensing requirements under part 2 and meeting the definition of a breeder (1.1) and whose business involving animals consists only of animals that are bred and raised on the premises in a closed or stable colony and those animals acquired for the sole purpose of maintaining or enhancing the breeding colony.
