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At Hidden Bee Animal Rescue, we are committed to both animal welfare and education.
At the Hidden Bee Farm, we are passionate about creating a better world for animals. With 60 farm animals currently under our care, and more scheduled to join us, we believe that by providing a safe and loving home for animals in need and by sharing our knowledge with our community, we can make a difference.
Our education programs are central to our mission. Designed to teach people of all ages about the importance of treating animals with kindness and respect, we strive to foster a love and appreciation for animals at a young age. This inspires a lifelong commitment to animal welfare, and we believe it is essential in building a more compassionate society.
But our work doesn’t stop at education. We are dedicated to providing a safe and sustainable home for our animal residents. This means everything from providing medical care to ensuring access to nutritious food and a comfortable living environment. Every animal at the Hidden Bee Farm receives individualized attention, and we are working tirelessly to give them the best possible life.
Stay tuned for more bios! We’re excited to share the unique stories and characteristics of each animal here at Hidden Bee Farm. Your continued support and interest inspire us to keep working toward a better world for all animals. More updates are on the way!
Thank you for your support of Hidden Bee Animal Rescue. Your commitment helps us in our efforts to create a better world for all animals.
Jasper & Zephyr
The Farm Ambassadors
Allow us to introduce Jasper and Zephyr, the lovable goat brothers who have captured the hearts of everyone at Hidden Bee Animal Rescue. While they weren’t rescued, they have played a significant role in the foundation of our animal
Dixie
Little Horse with a Big Heart
Dixie’s journey to our sanctuary began with a heartbreaking story. Her previous owner no longer wanted her because they thought she was ” too ugly to breed.” When we first met her, she was in a bad shape both physically and emotionally.
Firefly
Resilience
Firefly holds a special place in our hearts at Hidden Bee Animal Rescue. We were introduced to her several years ago when Jackson participated in a horse therapy program. Not only did the program provide invaluable animal interaction for special
Flash
Majestic Beauty
Majestic Beauty Flash is a retired Polo athlete, but her retirement from the sport tells a sobering story of the sad reality for many horses in the Polo industry. When horses become too old or injured to work on the polo field, they can often face an uncertain future.
Goldie
Gorgeous Tennessee Walker
Goldie is a gorgeous Tennessee Walker, but unfortunately, she has lived in fear due to her blindness. She was an easy target for more aggressive animals and her heightened sensory issues made it challenging for her to navigate the ever-changing Tennessee weather.
Katz
The Thoroughbred
Despite his young age, Katz has already been through a lot. He was originally intended to play polo, but his hot temperament and a small tendon injury meant that he couldn’t perform as expected. This is a sad reality that many horses face when they are no longer
Brianna
Quality Control
One of our beloved residents is Brianna, a donkey who has become the most inquisitive and affectionate animal in our sanctuary. Unfortunately, donkeys are often overlooked when it comes to rescue efforts, and many people don’t realize
Rose
The Love
Rose is one of two donkeys that came in together at Hidden Bee Animal Rescue, and she has a special place in our hearts. She is a gentle soul who loves to be loved and craves affection from everyone she meets. Unfortunately,
Silverbell
Shy Girl
Our beloved senior donkey, Silverbell, is a mystery to us. We don’t know much about her past, but we do know that she hasn’t received proper hoof care and is terrified of humans. She moves slowly and cautiously, always keeping her distance
Kevin
Spoiled
Let me introduce you to the one and only Kevin – the first donkey to be born on the Hidden Bee Farm. And boy, is he one spoilt and loved baby! As the first-born on the farm, Kevin was the apple of everyone’s eye.He was showered with love
Eric
The Surprise
Alright, folks, gather around and let me tell you about the donkey that took the Hidden Bee Farm by surprise – Eric! And when I say surprise, I mean it! The vet had just checked on all four of our lovely donkey ladies, given them their shots and whatnot,
Missy
Support Specialist
Missy came to our sanctuary all the way from Missouri, just like our resident goat Stewart. She was part of the same small herd, and her original owner could no longer care for her due to health reasons. Since arriving at our sanctuary,
Earl
Gentleman Of The Farm
Earl, the charming potbelly pig, is truly the gentleman of the farm. He loves to engage with everyone and is always quick to run over and say hello whenever he hears a familiar voice. Despite his love for food, he is quite generous and has no problem sharing
Bill
The Super Model
Bill, our resident Nigerian Dwarf goat with horns, is one of the most endearing and charming animals on the farm. Although he was shy and reserved when he first arrived at Hidden Bee Animal Rescue/Sanctuary, he has truly come
Murray
Blue Eyes
Meet Murray, the pint-sized goat with his piercing blue eyes and majestic horns. Murray may be a Nigerian Dwarf goat, but his personality is larger than life. When he’s standing on his logs, you can almost hear him proclaiming, “I am the king of the
Poppy
Our Superstar
Poppy, our resident mini pig superstar! Mini pigs have surged in popularity over the past few years, and Poppy is no exception. While “mini pig” isn’t a specific breed, it’s a term used to describe any smaller breed of pig that has been selectively bred to be
Peter
The Nosy Nubian Goat
With his long, floppy ears and charming good looks, Peter is the talk of the town on our farm. This breed of goat was once primarily raised for their superior milk-producing abilities, but in recent years, they’ve soared to the top of the dairy goat breed list.
Olivia
Sweetheart
Among our animal family, we have Olivia, the sister of our resident LaMancha goat, Stewart. Olivia is a sweet and gentle goat who has become a cherished member of our animal family. She and Stewart are the best of friends,
Stewart
Our Friendly LaMancha Goat
Meet Stewart, our beloved LaMancha goat at Hidden Bee Farm Animal Rescue! Despite being a LaMancha breed, Stewart is relatively small in size. He has one surviving sibling, his sister Olivia, who keeps him company and has become his closest
Thelma
Cutie
Meet Thelma, one of our resident LaMancha goats at Hidden Bee Animal Rescue/Sanctuary. Thelma is the mother of Mo and came to our sanctuary as part of the same herd as Stewart and Olivia. Thelma is a calm and friendly goat who is always quick
Phyllis
Manager
Phillis, like her buddy Peter, is a nosy Nubian goat who loves to stick her nose where it doesn’t belong. With her long, floppy ears and adorable good looks, she’s quickly become a fan favorite around our farm. Nubian goats were originally bred for their superior
Lucy
The Timid Pekin Duck
Lucy’s story is one that is both heartbreaking and heartwarming. For most of her life, she was confined to a small cage, unable to move freely or spread her wings. As a meat duck, she was bred to have a large breast, which makes it difficult for her to walk