Sanctuary Animals

Here, They're Home.

These are the beautiful souls we see and care for every day at our headquarters. Many came under the most dire of circumstances, and they're part of our family now. We make them whole again, and ensure they live their best life at our ranch.

Sanctuary Animals

A Selfless Homecoming for Max
Some stories come full circle in the most beautiful way. Years ago, our neighbor Karen (the same compassionate soul who helped save Salt and Pepper)...
Lolly’s Next Step Toward Comfort
Sweet Lolly recently had x-rays taken of his front legs so we could get a better look at how his arthritis has progressed—and help us...
A Heavy Heart for Hercules
We received devastating news this week. When Hercules arrived at the Sanctuary in February, he was already fighting through pain. One of his eyes was...
Helping Lolly Breathe Easier
Lolly has been working through some ongoing breathing issues. He’s already been treated for pneumonia and given medication to keep him comfortable. But recently, we...
Herd Check Day at the Sanctuary
Every six months, Dr. Avery visits the Sanctuary for a full herd health check—making sure all of our sheep and goats are happy, healthy, and...
Spring Health Day: Keeping the Herd Protected
It was a busy, sun-drenched morning at the Sanctuary this week as we welcomed back Dr. Metcalf for our annual equine wellness day. With the...
Meg’s Sweet Surprise: A Rescue & a Baby on the Way
Lately, we noticed something a little different about Meg. She’s been gaining weight… and her udders have started to change. So, we called in the...
Chamomile’s Brave New Beginning
Today, our sweet Chamomile headed to Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital to prepare for surgery—a moment we’ve been working toward for months.Last fall, we...
Piper’s Growing Up
Our sweet Piper is entering a whole new stage of life: she’s growing up. As she’s moved into maturity, we began noticing some changes in...
Lolly’s Pneumonia Diagnosis
Just when we thought the scare had passed… Lolly told us otherwise. After returning home from Texas A&M and giving us that huge sigh of...
When Lolly Had Us Worried
Monday started with a red flag. Lolly didn’t finish his breakfast—and was shivering. For a goat known for mischief (and never missing a meal), this...
Hercules’ Unexpected Hospital Visit
One evening, Hercules began to colic, and pain medicine wasn’t helping. We rushed him to the hospital immediately to ensure he got the care he...

Love, Care & Dedication in Action