Now you can show some neighbor appreciation by thanking your most helpful neighbors with an exclusive Valentine’s Day present which is the Mini Rose Horse. The Mini Rose Horse can be purchased for 10 Farm Cash and sent to your neighbor. As a bonus, you’ll also receive a free exclusive Romeo Bear for being so thoughtful.
Otherwise, you will not find these exclusive animals in the FarmVille Market.
Check out these unreleased animals! The Romeo Bear is actually already out as an exclusive bonus item that you’ll receive when you show your neighbor appreciation by sending them the Mini Horse.
The Carnival Dog, Blackcherry Dragon, and Key Deer are “coming soon” to FarmVille.
Note, unreleased items have no official release date and are subject to change without prior notice.
This set of unreleased animals features some upcoming FarmVille animals that should be making their way to FarmVille in the near future.
There are several Valentines Day or most likely Anti V-Day animals due to their broken heart motifs including a Black Cupid Cat, Broken Heart Dog, and Broken Heart Donkey. There’s also a Juliet Bear, American Bison, and a Blue Ameraucanas Rooster.
You won’t find these animals in the market just yet are still “coming soon” to FarmVille.
Note, unreleased items have no official release date and are subject to change without prior notice.
So that’s what happened to Red Roses! Yesterday Red Roses were briefly released to the FarmVille Market for a short duration before they vanished.
From these unreleased images, it seems as though Red Roses will be a part of an upcoming FarmVille Save the Children promotion for Valentines Day.
You’ll still have to purchase a license to grow this Limited Edition Farm Cash crop, but your purchase will act as a donation towards Save the Children.
More info as we know it and we’ll be sure to let you know when this promotion goes live in-game.
FarmVille Children Red Roses Crop
FarmVille Save the Children Valentine Crop
FarmVille Save the Children Thank You Notice
Are you looking forward to growing Red Roses on your farm?