Meet Our Residents
Every animal here has a story of resilience...
Fallow Deer
The fallow deer were acquired by the sanctuary to prevent them from being sold to hunting leases, where they would have faced an uncertain and potentially dangerous future. The sanctuary provided them with a safe habitat where they could live without the threat of hunting or relocation. Since arriving, the…
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Holly
Holly survived a predator attack on a deer farm where coyotes killed the rest of the herd. She was relocated to the sanctuary where she now lives with two other rescued axis deer.
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Juniper Berry
Juniper Berry was rescued after her mother was struck by a vehicle. Caregivers bottle‑raised her temporarily before the sanctuary provided a permanent safe habitat.
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DD
DD was discovered shortly after birth weak and dehydrated on a university campus. After bottle feeding and stabilization she was introduced to the sanctuary deer herd.
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Zippy
Zippy came from a property where several lemurs were kept in an environment that exposed smaller animals to predators such as hawks. The situation created an unsafe living condition and raised concerns about the animals’ protection and long‑term welfare. The sanctuary stepped in to provide Zippy with a safer habitat…
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Silverdale
Silverdale was rescued after his mother rejected him and prevented him from nursing. Veterinary intervention with antibiotics and plasma saved his life and he later integrated into a mixed herd with donkeys.
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Harris Tweed
Harris Tweed arrived at the sanctuary through the same stem‑cell research program that brought several dachshunds into care. When the program ended, he remained at the sanctuary with the rest of the group. He is now the father of Molly and Mo and continues to live comfortably with the dachshund…
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Skye
Skye arrived at the sanctuary through the same research program that brought several dachshunds into care. When the program ended, she remained with the sanctuary family instead of being relocated. She later gave birth to Molly and Mo, who now live with her in the dachshund household. Skye continues to…
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Molly
Molly was born at the sanctuary as part of Harris Tweed and Skye’s litter. Being the smallest of the group, she quickly adapted to life under the watchful care of her parents and caretakers. Although naturally shy, Molly thrives within the family pack and spends her days resting, exploring, and…
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Mo
Mo was born at the sanctuary and raised alongside his parents Harris Tweed and Skye. Growing up in the sanctuary allowed him to receive attentive care and socialization from both his family and caretakers. He developed a distinctive head shape at birth, giving him the nickname “Mo.” Despite the unique…
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Arran
Arran came to the sanctuary during the same stem‑cell research initiative that brought several dachshunds into care. When the program ended, the sanctuary chose to keep him rather than relocate him again. He quickly became part of the dachshund family and now spends his days socializing with the pack and…
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Ailsa
Ailsa arrived at the sanctuary as part of a stem‑cell research program that ultimately did not continue. Rather than being transferred elsewhere, the sanctuary provided her with a permanent home where she could live safely. The dachshund group quickly accepted her as part of their family, and she now enjoys…
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Hickory
Hickory and his sister Hazel were being transported by someone who initially planned to care for them but later changed their mind during the journey. The animals had already endured a long and stressful trip, and the transporters feared they might not survive the night if a safe place was…
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Hazel
Hazel and her brother Hickory were being transported by individuals who originally planned to care for them. However, during the journey those responsible realized they could not continue caring for the young deer. The transport had already placed significant stress on the animals, and the caretakers feared they might not…
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Little Joe
Little Joe was rescued from a struggling petting zoo along with Bella and Jenny. After relocation he became the dominant protector of his herd and remains highly attentive to their safety.
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Cricket
Cricket was born at the sanctuary to Bella and Little Joe. He grew up learning herd dynamics within the sanctuary environment and now lives peacefully with his father and zebra companion.
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Jenny
Jenny was born at a struggling petting zoo where she lived with her mother, Bella. Conditions at the facility made it difficult for the animals to receive consistent care and proper living space. When Bella and Jenny were rescued, they were brought to the sanctuary where they could live in…
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Charlie
Charlie was born at the sanctuary and raised by her parents Bella and Little Joe. She learned herd behavior naturally while living among the donkey family and remains closely bonded to them.
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Bella
Bella and her daughter Jenny were rescued from a struggling petting zoo where conditions were declining. After arriving at the sanctuary she quickly adapted to pasture life and now lives with a small herd of female donkeys where she feels safe and secure.
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Dolly
Dolly was abandoned after being released from her original property and left alone in an empty pen on the side of the road. At the sanctuary she joined a herd of miniature donkeys who helped her regain confidence and become a friendly and social animal.
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Jam
Jam and his siblings were purchased before they could be sent to auction. They were brought to the sanctuary where they now live safely and permanently.
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Storm
Storm’s first home became dangerous when an older Basset Hound repeatedly tried to attack and harm him. The situation became increasingly unsafe, and it was clear that he needed to be removed from that environment in order to survive. The sanctuary stepped in and provided Storm with a safe place…
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Chickens
The chickens were brought to the sanctuary with the goal of providing them with a safe and comfortable life away from the conditions often experienced in commercial farming or small-scale production environments. Since arriving, they have enjoyed a lifestyle centered around freedom and natural behaviors. The sanctuary allows them to…
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Geese
The Greylag geese at the sanctuary were brought in to provide them with a safe and natural environment where they could live without the threats often faced by domestic birds. In many situations, geese are relocated to sanctuaries to ensure they are protected from predators, poor living conditions, or relocation…
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Tortuga
Bob was brought in when he stopped eating and required intensive care. When long‑term treatment became difficult for the owner, the sanctuary adopted him permanently.
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Runner Ducks
A runner duck, named Donald, was surrendered to the Sanctuary after being bitten by a dog and became the parent of the sanctuary flock. Today the ducks roam freely and raise their young safely within the sanctuary environment.
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Bob
Bob was brought in when he stopped eating and required intensive care. When long‑term treatment became difficult for the owner, the sanctuary adopted him permanently.
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Chickens
The chickens were brought to the sanctuary with the goal of providing them with a safe and comfortable life away from the conditions often experienced in commercial farming or small-scale production environments. Since arriving, they have enjoyed a lifestyle centered around freedom and natural behaviors. The sanctuary allows them to…
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Storm
Storm’s first home became dangerous when an older Basset Hound repeatedly tried to attack and harm him. The situation became increasingly unsafe, and it was clear that he needed to be removed from that environment in order to survive. The sanctuary stepped in and provided Storm with a safe place…
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Ailsa
Ailsa arrived at the sanctuary as part of a stem‑cell research program that ultimately did not continue. Rather than being transferred elsewhere, the sanctuary provided her with a permanent home where she could live safely. The dachshund group quickly accepted her as part of their family, and she now enjoys…
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Arran
Arran came to the sanctuary during the same stem‑cell research initiative that brought several dachshunds into care. When the program ended, the sanctuary chose to keep him rather than relocate him again. He quickly became part of the dachshund family and now spends his days socializing with the pack and…
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Mo
Mo was born at the sanctuary and raised alongside his parents Harris Tweed and Skye. Growing up in the sanctuary allowed him to receive attentive care and socialization from both his family and caretakers. He developed a distinctive head shape at birth, giving him the nickname “Mo.” Despite the unique…
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Molly
Molly was born at the sanctuary as part of Harris Tweed and Skye’s litter. Being the smallest of the group, she quickly adapted to life under the watchful care of her parents and caretakers. Although naturally shy, Molly thrives within the family pack and spends her days resting, exploring, and…
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Skye
Skye arrived at the sanctuary through the same research program that brought several dachshunds into care. When the program ended, she remained with the sanctuary family instead of being relocated. She later gave birth to Molly and Mo, who now live with her in the dachshund household. Skye continues to…
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Harris Tweed
Harris Tweed arrived at the sanctuary through the same stem‑cell research program that brought several dachshunds into care. When the program ended, he remained at the sanctuary with the rest of the group. He is now the father of Molly and Mo and continues to live comfortably with the dachshund…
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DD
DD was discovered shortly after birth weak and dehydrated on a university campus. After bottle feeding and stabilization she was introduced to the sanctuary deer herd.
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Juniper Berry
Juniper Berry was rescued after her mother was struck by a vehicle. Caregivers bottle‑raised her temporarily before the sanctuary provided a permanent safe habitat.
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Holly
Holly survived a predator attack on a deer farm where coyotes killed the rest of the herd. She was relocated to the sanctuary where she now lives with two other rescued axis deer.
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Fallow Deer
The fallow deer were acquired by the sanctuary to prevent them from being sold to hunting leases, where they would have faced an uncertain and potentially dangerous future. The sanctuary provided them with a safe habitat where they could live without the threat of hunting or relocation. Since arriving, the…
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Hickory
Hickory and his sister Hazel were being transported by someone who initially planned to care for them but later changed their mind during the journey. The animals had already endured a long and stressful trip, and the transporters feared they might not survive the night if a safe place was…
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Hazel
Hazel and her brother Hickory were being transported by individuals who originally planned to care for them. However, during the journey those responsible realized they could not continue caring for the young deer. The transport had already placed significant stress on the animals, and the caretakers feared they might not…
Sponsor a Resident
Dolly
Dolly was abandoned after being released from her original property and left alone in an empty pen on the side of the road. At the sanctuary she joined a herd of miniature donkeys who helped her regain confidence and become a friendly and social animal.
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Bella
Bella and her daughter Jenny were rescued from a struggling petting zoo where conditions were declining. After arriving at the sanctuary she quickly adapted to pasture life and now lives with a small herd of female donkeys where she feels safe and secure.
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Charlie
Charlie was born at the sanctuary and raised by her parents Bella and Little Joe. She learned herd behavior naturally while living among the donkey family and remains closely bonded to them.
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Jenny
Jenny was born at a struggling petting zoo where she lived with her mother, Bella. Conditions at the facility made it difficult for the animals to receive consistent care and proper living space. When Bella and Jenny were rescued, they were brought to the sanctuary where they could live in…
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Cricket
Cricket was born at the sanctuary to Bella and Little Joe. He grew up learning herd dynamics within the sanctuary environment and now lives peacefully with his father and zebra companion.
Sponsor a Resident
Little Joe
Little Joe was rescued from a struggling petting zoo along with Bella and Jenny. After relocation he became the dominant protector of his herd and remains highly attentive to their safety.
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Runner Ducks
A runner duck, named Donald, was surrendered to the Sanctuary after being bitten by a dog and became the parent of the sanctuary flock. Today the ducks roam freely and raise their young safely within the sanctuary environment.
Sponsor a Resident
Geese
The Greylag geese at the sanctuary were brought in to provide them with a safe and natural environment where they could live without the threats often faced by domestic birds. In many situations, geese are relocated to sanctuaries to ensure they are protected from predators, poor living conditions, or relocation…
Sponsor a Resident
Jam
Jam and his siblings were purchased before they could be sent to auction. They were brought to the sanctuary where they now live safely and permanently.
Sponsor a Resident
Zippy
Zippy came from a property where several lemurs were kept in an environment that exposed smaller animals to predators such as hawks. The situation created an unsafe living condition and raised concerns about the animals’ protection and long‑term welfare. The sanctuary stepped in to provide Zippy with a safer habitat…
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Bob
Bob was brought in when he stopped eating and required intensive care. When long‑term treatment became difficult for the owner, the sanctuary adopted him permanently.
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Tortuga
Bob was brought in when he stopped eating and required intensive care. When long‑term treatment became difficult for the owner, the sanctuary adopted him permanently.
Sponsor a Resident
Silverdale
Silverdale was rescued after his mother rejected him and prevented him from nursing. Veterinary intervention with antibiotics and plasma saved his life and he later integrated into a mixed herd with donkeys.
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