Meet our Tribe

 Inheriting two little ones born into the goat dairy industry was unexpected, but we embraced the role of bottle-feeding parents. Now, at the heart of the sanctuary, these sweethearts have become visitor favorites. Their nurturing instincts kick in as guardians to new arrivals, especially lambs, creating an adorable dynamic where they sle

 Inheriting two little ones born into the goat dairy industry was unexpected, but we embraced the role of bottle-feeding parents. Now, at the heart of the sanctuary, these sweethearts have become visitor favorites. Their nurturing instincts kick in as guardians to new arrivals, especially lambs, creating an adorable dynamic where they sleep with them and stand protectively between them and any threat. It's heartening to see such natural caregivers in action! 

  Minnie's journey from a $50 purchase at a rural auction, where her condition left her without any bids, was nothing short of uncertain. With doubts about her surviving the 5-hour drive home, her fate hung in the balance. Petrified of men, spirited in her handling, and distant from equine companions, Minnie faced quite a challenge.

Fast f

  Minnie's journey from a $50 purchase at a rural auction, where her condition left her without any bids, was nothing short of uncertain. With doubts about her surviving the 5-hour drive home, her fate hung in the balance. Petrified of men, spirited in her handling, and distant from equine companions, Minnie faced quite a challenge.

Fast forward and Minnie is a transformed pony. Taking her role of protecting Huey, her stable mate, to heart, she's retained her spice but blossomed into a sweetie pie.

 Olive, Rose, and Crystal entered this world with ties to the food industry, their fate limited to a few months.  Olive and Rose, orphaned babies, were rescued from freezing paddocks just days old. Crystal, one of three special lambs from a nearby rescue, joined our family soon after. They formed a snug family unit, always including their

 Olive, Rose, and Crystal entered this world with ties to the food industry, their fate limited to a few months.  Olive and Rose, orphaned babies, were rescued from freezing paddocks just days old. Crystal, one of three special lambs from a nearby rescue, joined our family soon after. They formed a snug family unit, always including their beloved Chocolate & Chip.

 These ladies exude sass and charisma. Never ones to let you pass by unnoticed, their calls serve as a delightful reminder of their vibrant personalities.  

 Huey's story tugs at the heartstrings—his young life taking an unexpected turn during a routine gelding, his fragile neck paid the price as efforts to sedate him again unfolded and two vertebras were broken. Given the chance to heal we put our hands up when we heard his story. 

 However, today, Huey's cheeky demeanor defies any impact on 

 Huey's story tugs at the heartstrings—his young life taking an unexpected turn during a routine gelding, his fragile neck paid the price as efforts to sedate him again unfolded and two vertebras were broken. Given the chance to heal we put our hands up when we heard his story. 

 However, today, Huey's cheeky demeanor defies any impact on his zest for life. From rolling in mud to hat theft and tipping over wheelbarrows, Huey embraces each day with a mischievous charm that speaks volumes about his courage and joy despite the challenges he's faced 

Finn was discovered on the streets and estimated to be around 10 years old, his behavioral challenges limited his rehoming prospects. However, upon assessment by our vets, it became apparent that Finn was closer to 13 years old, battling skin and prostate cancer, and burdened by arthritis, all compounded by intense stress.

In the face of t

Finn was discovered on the streets and estimated to be around 10 years old, his behavioral challenges limited his rehoming prospects. However, upon assessment by our vets, it became apparent that Finn was closer to 13 years old, battling skin and prostate cancer, and burdened by arthritis, all compounded by intense stress.

In the face of these challenges, we've embraced Finn with palliative care, offering him a safe and serene haven to spend his remaining days. Sharing his space with sheep and goats, reveling in the company of birds, and following his nose wherever it leads, Finn has found solace and joy in the simple pleasures of life.