Favorite Faces
Do you want to support one of your favorite faces here at the Sanctuary every month or give to help our continuing efforts?
Now you can! Below are just a few of our animals on the farm that need care.
Become a monthly donor. For just $9.00 a month, you can help support some of these familiar faces. Choose your favorite or see the menu below to help the continuing efforts of what we do.
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Itty Bitty has a form of Spina bifida which does not allow her to use her back legs correctly. She came to us at just 30 days old and we got her in her first set of wheels within 24 hours. As she grows, she will need at least one more set of wheels and a very special area to be able to play, graze and rest with and without her wheels. Itty Bitty also sleeps in the house. We will always be in need of diapers! For as little as $9.00 a month, your tax-deductible donation will continue to support Itty Bitty's growing needs!
Peppa was found behind a repossessed home. She was just 56 pounds. After a month at UT, she got to 68 pounds and we brought her home. Now a year later, she is 116 pounds and thriving. For as little as $9.00 a month, your tax-deductible donation will continue to support Peppa's daily intake.
Jojo came from another "sanctuary" and lived on dirt in a small area. We were told he never said a word. Since coming to us, he has lots of new friends and even more grazing pastures! For as little as $9.00 a month, your tax-deductible donation will continue to support Jojo's monthly hoof care and upkeep.
Miss Suri Girl. Her mother came to us as a rescue from a horrible, abandoned farm pregnant. Little Suri Girl was born on our farm and has been with us ever since. She is one of the first alpacas to get hosed off in the summer and will gladly eat out of your hand. For as little as $9.00 a month, your tax-deductable donation will continue her daily care and shearing.
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Jeffery. When we got a call to help an alpaca that hadn't been sheared in years, we went to get him. Jeffery is one of the rescue favorites because he will never say no to a hug or a kiss. He is one of the sweetest and kindest alpacas that we have the pleasure of working with. For as little as $9.00 a month, your tax-deductable donation will continue his daily care and shearing.
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The Donkeys! I will break done each of them but these are the standard size donkeys. Amos is the white one and Jack and Jill are the Jerusalem donkeys. Amos came in with Jeffery (see above) and Jack and Jill were here when we came. Jack has a club foot and needs extra special hoof care. For as little as $9.00 a month, your tax-deductable donation will continue his daily care and hoof care.
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Blind Baby Sampson. The cowboy found him at an auction at just 5 1/2 weeks old. He had terrible lesions in both eyes and could not see. He was also extremely underweight at just 15 pounds. We healed his eyes but his sight did not come back. Now at just over 3 years old, Sampson adores hearing visitors call his name, playing with his 2 best friends Beau and Jackson his Great Pyrs that watch over him and listening to his water fountain and his chimes. For as little as $9.00 a month, your tax-deductable donation will continue his daily care and shearing.
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17 goats and 6 sheep that live out their lives with us are all rescued. For as little as $9.00 a month, your tax-deductible donation will continue their daily care and hoof trimming.
If you have been here before than you know Spider. Spider's mom came to us pregnant and Spider was born here. he is now 4 years old and loves visits and kisses. For as little as $9.00 a month, your tax-deductible donation will continue their daily care and shearing yearly.
We believe all animals deserve a good quality of life!
Our Mission
We are a full working farm and sanctuary. We have been raising alpacas and llamas for 15 years. We also have been rescuing livestock for 15 years and specialize in special needs alpacas and llamas and occasionally bring in other livestock.
We do offer tours to our farm to teach people about raising livestock properly, working farms and our rescues. We also educate the public about alpaca and llama fleece and it’s useable fiber.
There are so many wonderful pet rescues but we have learned there are not enough livestock rescues and even less special needs livestock rescues. We feel with our knowledge of livestock and alpacas and llamas along with our super vet and our farm, we can offer guidance, support and forever homes for our special needs cases.
Our Vision
A full working farm, a full working sanctuary and a magical place for the public to visit, interact with the animals and learn about farming, camelids, livestock and the proper way to take care of animals.
An educational facility for farming, raising livestock and helping the many special needs livestock that find their way to us to live out the rest of their lives never again in fear or hungry.
This is our goal and we can do it with your help!
