Meet the Residents

COWS

Meet the playful, curious, friendly, and smart ‘’grass-puppies”.

GOATS

Meet the wonderful and often mischievous goats who are always planning their next escape!

RABBITS

Meet the rabbits who get to hoppily live in a natural indoor/outdoor habitat where you can find them digging, burrowing, flopping, snuggling, chewing, or napping to their hearts’ content.

PIGS

Meet the pigs, our laidback grazers who love to catch some rays and snuggle underneath the hay on those cold chilly days!

HORSES

Meet the sweet and sensitive duo, our two rescued horses who love to roam and run around the pasture!

SHEEP

Meet the gentle and sweet sheep who love to nibble and graze in the pasture all day.

BIRDS

Meet the lovely hens, feisty rooster, quacky ducks, and proud peacocks and peahen.

In Loving Memory of Our Animal Residents

Bridget

Bridget came to us on July 7, 2019, it was our third day at this farm. We rescued her from serious neglect, alongside her beloved partner, Zachariah. Bridget passed away on April 14, 2026. Her passing was sudden and a complete shock. During an evening check up, she was found down and unable to get up. We called an emergency vet who had arrived and worked diligently to understand what was happening. The plan was to monitor her through the night with pain medication, checking in on her every hour but there was no improvement. By the morning, she was more uncomfortable and in pain so with a heavy heart, we made the decision to let her go peacefully than watch her continue to suffer. Bridget was a robust, sweet soul and we are so grateful she spent her final years loved, safe and free. We will miss her dearly each and every day.

Penelope

Penelope came to the sanctuary in January 2024 as a 10 year old ‘retired’ goat. She began losing weight in the summer and we began to notice she wasn’t able to keep up with the other goats. She slowly started to decline over the next few weeks and after a visit from the vet, the humane decision was made to have her euthanized as she likely had cancer. Goodbye Miss Penelope, thank you for letting us take care of you. We will see you on the other side!

Bonnie

Bonnie passed away peacefully surrounded by her little friends, Gus, Eva, myself and Dr. Reid. She was 8-10 years old and lived far beyond what is expected. Bonnie gradually declined over the past 2 years from kidney disease and arthritis in her spine and hips. She received palliative care since last September as her conditions further progressed and developed a very close bond with her. It was heartbreaking to watch her slowly decline. Bonnie still lived life with zest and was such a fighter even up to the very end. She will be greatly missed.