Cuds N' Suds

Cuds N' Suds Freeze Dried Fruit & Candy

https://cuds-n-suds.square.site/ Freeze Dried Candy & Fruit. Yes, I used to transport animals across the U.S.

Based in Stark City, MO

We have numerous treats to choose from and if we don't have what you are looking for, just ask and I will see if we can get some made for you. but the demand is down and gas prices are high.

03/04/2026

Should we make plans?

10/20/2024
10/20/2024
10/14/2024

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10/13/2024

Expert chainsaw carver Jeffrey Michael Samudosky used part of a dead redwood tree to create his incredible octopus sculpture.

📸 JMS Wood Sculpture

06/03/2024

06/03/2024
05/27/2024

Great day Saturday at the Tractor Supply in Neosho!! Shout out to Rowyn and Nicolas who were our first customers just as we skidded in late! Thanks for your patience and the chaos in our booth! We had a great time chatting with our neighbor vendors about their chickens and ducks and enjoying the fantastic weather. Hope to see you all again!

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Newtonia, MO
64866

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+16303038933

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About Cuds N' Suds

Who am I? To start my name is Jewel and I'm a former truck driver with over 15 years of over the road experience and a clean driving record. We have a very small hobby farm with 9 dogs, 7 cats, 2 cockatiels, 2 quail, 2 drakes, 1 wacky rooster, and 9 hens. When we moved to SW MO from SO Cal we sold our 4 goats to a 4-H family.

Our name... When our first doe kidded for the first time we needed a farm name to put on their registration paperwork and we come up with numerous names but none really sounded right, we wanted the name of our Farm to not only work with our goats but also with our other hobbies which include wine & beer making. So Cuds is in reference to our goats and Suds to our beer and wine.

What do I do? Most simply, I pick up your animals and transport them to their destination. How I begin a route is a little harder to explain. I usually will not have an exact location that I am going to travel to. I will put out a notice that I am taking request for travel and then let the need of my riders dictate where the route will go. My routes generally start with a single request and snowball from there. A simple request for a pick up in Southern California going to Texas can translate to over 20 animals getting to their new homes that are in several different states.