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

Meet Bob Boat, Our Newest Rescue Goat!
Meet Bob Boat, Our Newest Rescue Goat!
When the wonderful woman behind Green Goat Hat Company stopped by with the most generous surprise—custom hats for our entire team—she also arrived with a...
Cosmo’s Next Chapter Begins
Cosmo’s Next Chapter Begins
Just when Cosmo was settling into Sanctuary life, his journey took an unexpected turn—one that tested our hearts, our hopes, and our commitment to helping...
Listening to What Shasta Was Telling Us
Listening to What Shasta Was Telling Us
Shasta, one of our beloved donkeys, was showing us subtle signs that something wasn’t quite right. While her feet were continuing to improve, her body...
Recap | December | Goat Month
Recap | December | Goat Month
Rosie’s Recovery Update
Rosie’s Recovery Update
Rosie continues her journey of healing at the Sanctuary. She’s on stall rest for the next 7–10 days after a procedure to address a persistent...
Recap | November
Recap | November
Cola’s Tummy Trouble
Cola’s Tummy Trouble
Cola, our sweet donkey rescue, wasn’t acting like herself. She began refusing food and repeatedly laying down—clear signs that she was uncomfortable and not feeling...
Recap | October
Recap | October
Lolly’s Eye-Opening Diagnosis
Lolly’s Eye-Opening Diagnosis
When Lolly started squinting in his left eye and had noticeable discharge, the Sanctuary team brought him in to see Dr. Avery immediately. Eye issues...
Maggie’s Healing Hooves
Maggie’s Healing Hooves
Our sweet Maggie has been through quite the ordeal lately—and we’re so proud of how tough this girl is! Here’s a peek into her road...
Lucy’s Health Update: Back to the Hospital for Extra Care
Lucy’s Health Update: Back to the Hospital for Extra Care
Lucy didn’t finish her lunch and laid down in her stall. While a dose of Banamine helped her perk up a little, she still refused...
Remembering Stargazer
Remembering Stargazer
We adopted Stargazer when she was just one year old. Her previous owner had taken her to Dr. Avery’s office and asked, “Do you know...

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