McKee Ranch Foundation 8982 Dean Martin Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89139

"We went to get pumpkins and pet the horses and it was such a fun fall activity! It was cool how the volunteers could tell us all the back story on each of the horses and how they ended up at the ranch. It was very sweet how he talked about the mustang he hoped could be his after he is rehabilitated. There were chickens and bunnies everywhere, which was fun to watch. It felt like we were out of the city for an afternoon. I will probably make this an annual tradition."

"Been going to Mckee Ranch for years now, in prior years I would have rated jr highly. This year I have been 2 times, both disappointing. None of the animals are in clean enclosures. I work with exotic animals in a similar setup and it is not difficult to clean up a little here and there. In one of the goat enclosures I noticed a dead pigeon just rotting in the hay. The water is low and filled with algae. Any animal living in an outdoor setting should at least get algae scrubbed out. The animals themselves are in terrible condition. To my understanding, not all of the horses and goats belong to the ranch, however, they should enforce good care of the animals regardless. Richard the large horse had an extremely overgrown hoof, it was wet, and covered in flies. Potentially being a sign of infection. There was a tan goat who's nails were so extremely overgrown it could not walk. Depressing to even watch it struggle to come get food. The pigs tusks were extremely overgrown, I understand it's not an easy thing to care for, but a vet should step in. The pigs eyes all looked very funky as well, very gooey. The entire place has fallen apart over the years, and sadly this year will likely be my last visit. The amount of flies were insane, I know that's natural. But they make fly sprays for rather cheap you can purchase on Chewy. Or any pet store for that matter."

"wonderful place. Very colorful. Not many animals, but ok for a good experience. I feel a little sorry for the pony in the cramped enclosure. gorgeous turkey. and a lot of beautiful roosters. Lots of places for beautiful photos."

"Well, they say it's a "Petting Zoo" type place, but you cant truly pet anything except the horses. The bunnies are all wild and obviously don't want us people. The donkeys are fine and nice, but kids can get bored easily. There are (2) big pigs there, but there goal is napping. You can have your kids ride a pony around in a small circle for $5.00. A price break should be given if you have 3 children or over. Face painting available too, but pricey if you have multiples. You get a free pumpkin when you leave and a small bag of carrots for your Littles. There is a bunch of horse poop that is very unsanitary to be around. It should have a tarp over it for fly control and it shouldn't be accessible for us visitors. The corn maze was sweet. There are Port-O-Potties available. There are many, many pigeons and chickens running loose."

"Neat place to come to with children or to just hang out with the farm animals. There’s horses, ponies, bunnies, pigs, chickens, ducks/geese and so on. First time we came here it was free entry and they accepted donations and they will give you a bag of carrots to feed to the animals. Now on certain days, you have to pay to enter depending on the time of the year. My children love coming here. They love observing and getting in touch with the animals. Except for their dog. The dog caught us by surprise when my children pointed it out and the dog charged snarling and barking at my kids. It seemed well trained and may just be protective of the other side of the ranch. Other than that, I love the antique stuff scattered around the place. They’re very cool to look at. The animals seem very well taken cared of. They seem happy and healthy. Their play area for the kids could use some upgrading for safety reasons. Overall, I recommend checking this place out."