• Animals in this show must be from those in the fair barns.
• Pre-register your pet entry via email: tabithaulmer21@gmail.com at least two weeks prior to fair entry so pens can be planned.
• All animals must be tame and easily controlled by the youth exhibitor. 
• All animals must be clean and dry to participate in these contests. 
• All animals are subject to veterinary inspection before unloading at the fairgrounds. The veterinarian’s decision is final.
• All animals must be free of infectious and contagious diseases. These could include but not limited to ringworm, warts, pinkeye, sore mouth, foot rot, and Caseous Lymphadenitis. Animals currently being treated for any of the listed conditions that are visibly responding to treatment must have a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) dated within 30 days of show.  No intact male livestock may be shown.
• Exhibitors need to maintain a clean space for their animal(s). Barn manager will assign pen/stall. Final pen/stall clean out is expected once the exhibitor’s animals have left the pen/stall. Failure to complete final clean-out will result in a $25 per pen/stall fee. 
• Livestock exhibitors must supply all feed needed for their animal(s), which can be stored in livestock trailers or tack space. Fresh, non-chlorinated water is provided for animals by a donor.
• The Livestock Exhibition Contests are open to exhibitors of all ages. Participants in any of the listed contests with an animal that is not owned need to sign a waiver before participating. Entries in each contest should be made by noon on Friday of Fair week. Contest sign-up sheets can be found in the Ag Education Barn.

• Pet classes are organized by the Livestock Exhibition Show coordinator and are not part of the 4-H and FFA Livestock Show. 
• Animals shown in the 4-H and FFA livestock market show and sale may not be shown in the pet contests.
• Pre-register your pet entry via email: tabithaulmer21@gmail.com at least two weeks prior to fair entry so pens can be planned. Pet and rabbit entries are the only non-sale animals allowed in the barns.
• All animals are subject to veterinary inspection before unloading at the fairgrounds. The veterinarian’s decision is final.
• Animals in this contest must be housed in the Fair Livestock barn as assigned by the barn manager from Tuesday following veterinarian inspection until one hour after the livestock sale ends on Saturday.
• All animals must be free of infectious and contagious diseases. These could include but not limited to ringworm, warts, pinkeye, sore mouth, foot rot, and Caseous Lymphadenitis. Animals currently being treated for any of the listed conditions that are visibly responding to treatment must have a Certificate of 
• Veterinary Inspection (CVI) dated within 30 days of show. No intact male livestock may be shown.  
• All animals must be tame and easily controlled by the youth exhibitor. 
• All animals must be clean and dry to participate in these contests. 
• Livestock exhibitors must supply all feed needed for their animal(s), which can be stored in livestock trailers or tack space. Fresh, non-chlorinated water is provided for animals by a donor.
• Exhibitors need to maintain a clean space for their animal(s). Final pen/stall clean-out is required once the exhibitor’s animals have exited the pen/stall. Failure to complete final clean-out will result in a $25 fee per unapproved pen/stall. 
• Pet lambs will be exhibited immediately following the 4-H & FFA Sheep Show.  Pet goats will be exhibited immediately following the 4-H & FFA Goat Show. Pet calves will be exhibited immediately following the 4-H & FFA Cattle Show.
• Direct questions to Tabitha Ulmer at (540) 430-1436 or tabithaulmer21@gmail.com.

  All pet lambs, goats, and calves must be led by owner during the class. Open to all age participants.

  Class

  1. Pet Lamb
  2. Pet Goat 
  3. Pet Calf (newborn to 400 lbs.)

  PRIZES:  1st-$10

• Rabbit classes are organized by the Livestock Exhibition Show coordinator and are not part of the 4-H and FFA Livestock Show. 
• Pre-register your pet entry via email: tabithaulmer21@gmail.com at least two weeks prior to fair entry. Pet and rabbit entries are the only non-sale animals allowed in the barns.
• All animals are subject to veterinary inspection before unloading at the fairgrounds. The veterinarian’s decision is final.
• Animals in this contest must be housed in the Fair Livestock/Ag Ed Barn as assigned by the barn manager from Tuesday following veterinarian inspection until one hour after the livestock sale ends on Saturday.
• All animals must be free of infectious and contagious diseases. These could include but not limited to ringworm, warts, pinkeye, sore mouth, foot rot, and Caseous Lymphadenitis. Animals currently being treated for any of the listed conditions that are visibly responding to treatment must have a Certificate of 
• Veterinary Inspection (CVI) dated within 30 days of show. 
• All animals must be clean and dry to participate in this contest. 
• Livestock exhibitors must supply all feed needed for their animal(s), which can be stored in livestock trailers or tack space. Fresh, non-chlorinated water is provided for animals by a donor.
• Exhibitors need to maintain a clean space for their animal(s). Final pen/stall clean-out is required once the exhibitor’s animals have exited the pen/stall. Failure to complete final clean-out will result in a $25 fee per unapproved pen/stall. 
• Direct questions to Tabitha Ulmer at (540) 430-1436 or tabithaulmer21@gmail.com.

Open to all age participants.

Class

1. Buck
2. Doe 
3. Litter

PRIZES:  1st-$3; 2nd-$2; 3rd-$1; Best of Show-$5