Nigerian Dwarf Goat  —  Bottle Baby

Steve

Named by Jackson. Born blind. Already running the show.

Steve was born completely blind and came to us as a bottle baby. Jackson named him — he has an uncle Steve, and that was explanation enough. He's small, he's loud about feeding time, and he has absolutely no idea he's supposed to take things slowly. We're figuring it out together.

Babydoll Sheep  —  Female  —  3 Girls

Bonnie, Wendy
& Tink

From a difficult petting zoo situation. Now home for good.

These three came to us from a family who had already rescued them once. When that family's circumstances changed, they trusted us with the girls, and we are grateful for that trust. Bonnie is 15 and in her twilight years — this time with her feels special, and she deserves exactly the kind of care and patience we can give her. Wendy and Tink are 5 and still finding their footing here, which makes complete sense. New places take time, especially after hard ones. Jackson has already helped welcome them. We know they'll settle in just fine.

Rescue Pig  —  Male  —  Farm Favorite

Gunner

Friendly, gentle, and always ready for attention.

Gunner came to us from a wonderful farm where the animals are raised with kindness and care. After being accidentally stepped on as a piglet, he was left with lasting injuries. Although the farmers could have kept him for their own nourishment, they knew he was simply too special. They reached out to us, and of course, we fell in love too. Gunner is friendly and loves attention, so visitors are welcome to pet him on the head. Just keep your hands away from his mouth because this skinny-looking boy is always hungry!

Rescue Lamb  —  Male  —  Special Needs

Gideon

A determined little lamb with a very big future ahead.

Gideon came to us with a club foot, but we quickly learned that his birth abnormality affected much more than one leg. His entire spine curves and twists, and as he grows, the condition continues to worsen. Gideon is unable to walk and will require lifelong veterinary care and a specialized wheelchair. We have reached out to another rescue that helps disabled lambs learn to move and explore using motorized wheelchairs, and we hope Gideon will one day have that same freedom. He is a wonderful addition to our farm, and we could not imagine our lives without him.