Willow
Sheep · rescued 2022Found abandoned and tangled in fencing. Now the softest cloud in the back field.
Sponsor Willow →Meet the residents
Every one has a name,
a story, and a home.
Behind every animal here is a rescue and a second chance. Get to know them — then feed them, photograph them, or become their personal guardian.
The herd
Say hello to everyone
Each resident arrived with a story. Pick a favourite — you can sponsor their hay, their hooves and their happy days
Luna
Pony · rescued 2020Small, mighty, and convinced every visitor came specifically to scratch her ears.
Sponsor Luna →
Henrietta
Hen · rescued 2021Rescued from a battery cage. These days she supervises the whole vegetable garden.
Sponsor Henrietta →
Clover
Goat · rescued 2017Survived the drive that took her sisters. The bravest little troublemaker on the farm.
Sponsor Clover →
Maggie
Cow · rescued 2017One of the first we ever saved. Gentle as a summer evening and twice as warm.
Sponsor Maggie →
Boris
Horse · rescued 2019Came to us too weak to stand. Now he runs the morning fence line like he owns the sky.
Sponsor Boris →Become their guardian
Sponsor a life, feed a friend.
Every resident eats, drinks and sees the vet on the kindness of people like you. Pick an amount — it goes straight into hay, hooves and second chances.
This month's feed goal
$0 / $9,000
74% funded - thank you. Let's close the gap together.
Time well spent
What you can do together
Life among the herd
Caught on a good day.
Good questions
About our animals
Curious about a resident or how sponsorship works? Here are the things people ask us most.
Can I sponsor a specific animal?
Absolutely. Choose a favourite and your monthly gift goes toward their hay, hoof care and vet bills. You’ll get updates and photos of the friend you’re supporting.
Where do the animals come from?
From slaughter trucks, neglect cases, abandonment and surrenders. Every resident arrived with a story — and a promise that they’ll never need a new home again.
Are they friendly? Can I meet them?
Most are wonderfully social and love a visit. Come by appointment on the Visit page and meet them calmly, by name.
Can I adopt one to take home?
We’re a forever sanctuary, so our animals stay with us for life. The best way to “take one home” is to sponsor them — you become their guardian from anywhere.
How are they cared for in winter?
Heated barns, deep bedding, extra feed and round-the-clock checks. Winter is our most expensive season — sponsorships and donations keep everyone warm.
“Adopt me”Willow · looking for a sponsor