Some of our recent rescue babies!

Sugar | Senior Appaloosa Gelding (25–30 years old)
Sugar is our newest rescue, arriving after a lifetime of neglect. He carries a large, inoperable tumor on his neck, is blind in one eye, and is losing sight in the other—yet his love for people has never faded. Despite everything, he eagerly comes for baths, gentle care, and treats. Donations help support his specialized diet, weight gain, and ongoing comfort.

Campbell | Husky Puppy
Found alone on the side of the road at just four months old, Campbell was underweight, sick, and scared, with no collar or microchip. With care, patience, and lots of love, he’s grown into a cherished part of our farm family. Today, he lights up when camp kids arrive and happily waits for his favorite thing—snuggles.

Sweet-tart | 11-year-old QH Paint

From a child’s pony to a kill lot survivor, Sweet-Tart has endured loss no horse should face. After losing two foals and battling multiple medical issues, she is now gaining strength and trust every day. Your donation helps support her continued recovery and future.

Meet Opie | 25-year-old mini pony

Opie spent years alone, without proper care or even the company of another horse. After severe neglect left his hooves and teeth in poor condition, he came to us in need of immediate help. He is now on a dental care program so he can eat comfortably and gain weight. Donations help give Opie the comfort, companionship, and dignity he deserves in his golden years

Henna & Bandit – A Rescue Success Story
Henna and Bandit spent what we believe was most of their lives living beneath a semi truck, exposed to the elements and without consistent care. Bandit arrived severely underweight, with painful matting so severe that his ears were tangled into his neck. Henna was anemic, sick, and later surprised us all by giving birth to 11 puppies. Through medical care, patience, and love, Bandit healed and was adopted, and Henna and all of her puppies have since found their forever homes. Stories like theirs are possible because of rescue—and because of supporters who make second chances happen.

Lincoln, Lottie & Larry | Mini Goats
Rescued from a hoarding situation in Hickory, NC, these three came from a dry lot overcrowded with hundreds of goats. Lottie became a mom far too young but has been a wonderful mother to Lincoln. Larry, an orphan, found family with them, and the three now thrive together as a little herd.