Our Beautiful Stories
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Kalho
Kalho, you my dear have the best bodyguards! Sleep tight little lady and thank you boys
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Sometimes I can’t find the right words but animals are just so kind and beautiful and I am blessed to be in their presence.
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Presents!
If anyone would like to help put some presents under the tree, Kiki’s Christmas wish list is attached! OR feel free to buy her anything you think she may like!!! You all know her so well! Our biggest challenge is managing Kiki’s urine hence many of these items. we will be putting any boxes we…
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Good Morning!
Good Morning from Bandaid And Peekaboo!
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Chippi
Chippi is sharing our #givingtuesday wish list and he wouid very much like to thank those who donated and sent prayers and kind words for Krinkle and Scribble as they had surgery today. Scribble is already acting like nothing happened, poor Krinkle is definitely still a bit out of it but is on his feet…
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Parker Snuggles
Perfect weather for Parker snuggles! #cowcuddles #cowsanctuary #farmanimalsanctuary
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Kalho
Kalho has front limb deformities. Her left leg is shaped like an L and permanently crosses her chest. Her right leg is bent causing it to be much shorter than her hind legs. This tilts her downhill putting the majority of her weight onto an already compromised leg She oftens finds things in the barn…
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PROGRESS!!
Omg! Her first steps!!! I can’t even believe it!!! Honestly, in my heart I hoped she would walk some day but my head kept saying it wasn’t likely. These 5 steps bring so much HOPE! Keep showing up Petunia! Your hard work is paying off. #hardwork#showup#firststeps#heartalwayswins
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Zoomies
Tonight’s shenanigans courtesy of Krumpet and Krinkle. Watching Krinkle run and frolic is just the best feeling. His neck deformity worried us so much when we first took him in, we worried about him being able to eat, drink, get around the farm with his distorted sight and his overall quality of life. Krinkle on…
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Brax
Brax could have died in May, he could have had a humane euthanasia after his kidney failure diagnosis at another shelter. Between being end of life and not being socialized he just wasn’t an adoptable candidate. We knew he was Rocco’s son, one that the breeder kept to continue to breed Rocco’s lines. We knew…