WMJ Livestock

WMJ Livestock, Dorper sheep, Milroy, IN, Rush County and central Indiana near Indianapolis, is a small, family-run farm operation dedicated to raising hardy fiber flocks. William Moore has been breeding Dorper sheep for over ten years, following guidelines from the American Sheep Industry Association and conducting regular health screenings for foot rot and parasites. The flock grazes on rotational pastures with shelter in timbered acres, and lambs are gently handled from day one to promote calm temperaments.

Local evaluations often note the clean shearing and strong conformation of WMJ lambs. Each animal’s welfare is monitored daily, and routine record-keeping guides breeding decisions for structure and resilience. Shade structures and easy access to fresh water support optimal growth during the summer months. A local veterinarian collaborates on a herd health plan, ensuring vaccination schedules and nutritional programs adapt to seasonal needs.