Serving Indianapolis, IN
Queen City Farm is a 50-acre working farm in Falmouth, Kentucky — just 2.5 hours from Indianapolis. Health-tested Australian Shepherds, pasture-raised pork, and grass-finished lamb, all raised the right way.
Whether it's a puppy being raised inside our home or a hog rooting through our forest paddock, every animal at Queen City Farm is raised with welfare, transparency, and respect. Low-stress handling, no shortcuts — and you can come see it for yourself.
What We Do
Whether you're looking for a well-bred Australian Shepherd puppy, a freezer full of pasture-raised pork or chicken, or a whole lamb share — Queen City Farm serves families across IN and the broader Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky region.
Health-tested, well-socialized, purpose-bred Australian Shepherds — OFA, CAER, Embark and UC Davis paneled. We title our dogs in AKC and UKC conformation, FastCAT, and trick dog. Many of our puppies have gone home to Indianapolis-area families.
Pasture-raised pork — our hogs root and forage in wooded paddocks, raised without routine antibiotics or hormones. Whole and half hog shares with all-in pricing (processing, smoking, and packaging included), with farm pickup or farmers market pickup convenient to Indianapolis families.
Pasture-raised chicken — birds rotate on fresh grass in mobile shelters, raised without routine antibiotics or hormones. Whole birds and chicken shares available for Indianapolis-area families — reach out for current availability.
Grass-finished, rotationally grazed lamb — mild, clean, and beautifully butchered. Whole and half lamb shares with all-in pricing, plus optional organ meat and soup bones for raw-feeding Indianapolis-area dog owners.
Every Australian Shepherd in our breeding program is OFA-tested for hips and elbows, CAER eye certified, and DNA panel through Embark and UC Davis. Every hog and lamb is raised without routine antibiotics or hormones, processed at a small USDA-inspected facility, and traceable back to the paddock it came from. Health and honesty aren't optional here.
Why Queen City Farm
Every Australian Shepherd in our breeding program is OFA tested for hips and elbows, CAER eye certified, and genetically paneled through Embark and UC Davis. No surprises down the line.
Our dogs earn UKC and AKC conformation titles, FastCAT, trick dog, and basic obedience credentials. Structure and temperament — not just looks.
Puppies grow up around livestock, sights, sounds, and surfaces — building confidence and adaptability for whatever life looks like in Indianapolis.
Our pork and lamb are raised the way it should be — outdoors, on grass and forage, with traceability from pasture to package.
No middlemen, no marketplaces, no mystery. You buy directly from the people who raised the animals — and you can come walk the farm to see it for yourself.
Lifetime breeder support for our puppy families — health questions, training advice, and an open door if life ever changes. Returning customers for our share families. Every family becomes part of how we run the farm.
For Indianapolis Families
Our farm in Falmouth, Kentucky is roughly 130 miles from Indianapolis — roughly a 2.5 hours drive. Southeast on I-74 through Cincinnati to Falmouth.
We host puppy meet-and-greets and share pickups by appointment. Many Indianapolis-area families do a video call first, then visit the farm to meet the parents and see how the puppies are raised. For pork and lamb shares, we offer farm pickup or farmers market pickup — Heritage shares include free home delivery within 60 miles of the farm.
Outside the Indianapolis area? See our overview of Australian Shepherd breeders serving Indiana for drive times and FAQs from across the state.
Indianapolis FAQ
We're roughly 130 miles from Indianapolis, roughly a 2.5 hours drive. Southeast on I-74 through Cincinnati to Falmouth.
Puppy pickups happen at our farm in Falmouth, KY by appointment. Indianapolis-area families typically drive out for pickup day — many turn it into an afternoon to meet the parents and tour the farm. We also do video calls and home introductions in the weeks leading up to pickup so you feel ready by the time you arrive.
We don't ship puppies — every puppy is met by their family in person. We can occasionally arrange halfway meetups for longer drives, but pickup day is part of the experience: meeting the parents, seeing how the puppies were raised, and walking the farm.
Because the breeder you choose shapes the dog you live with for the next 12+ years. Our health testing, structure, and socialization are worth the drive — and many of our IN families say they wish they'd come to us first.
Look for a breeder who health-tests every dog they breed — hips and elbows through OFA, eyes examined by a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist, and a genetic panel through Embark and UC Davis — and who shows you the results. Good breeders raise puppies underfoot with early socialization, prove their dogs in the show ring or dog sports, welcome you to meet the parents in person, and back every puppy with a written contract and lifetime return-to-breeder support. We walk through the full checklist — and the red flags worth walking away from — in our guide to choosing a responsible breeder.
Share pickup happens at the farm in Falmouth, KY by appointment, or at our Pendleton County farmers market booth on Saturdays. Heritage tier customers also get free home delivery within 60 miles of the farm.
Our hogs root and forage in wooded paddocks, our lambs are grass-finished on rotational pasture, and every animal is raised without routine antibiotics or hormones. You can trace each cut back to the paddock it came from — and you're welcome to come walk the farm and see it for yourself.
Yes. We welcome serious buyers to come walk the farm, meet the animals, and see how things are run. Reach out through our contact form to schedule a visit, or follow us on social for occasional open farm days.
New to choosing a breeder? Read our guide to how to choose a responsible Australian Shepherd breeder — the questions to ask, the health testing to expect, and the red flags to avoid.
Whether it's a puppy, pork, or lamb — we'd love to hear from Indianapolis-area families.
Questions? Get in touch with us.