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It’s time to fill up the hay stores - an annual occurrence that ensures we have enough hay on
hand for all the animals over the winter. This year we’re expecting to pay about $15,000 for hay
🤯. We’re running a fundraiser to cover

Colossus (aptly named) was raised from a calf by a local girl. Holstein cows are mainly a dairy breed, meaning that males are not usually kept around. Steers like Colossus usually are sold for meat, so she took him to save him from that. When he was

Meet Jed, one of our bovine residents! He's a little guy with no tail due to his bumpy first year of life, but he's sweet and playful as can be. Read on to hear how one of our board members, Rainy, helped Jed get to the sanctuary a few years ago.

I can’t even tell you how much I love having Mabel in the backyard.

After their meeting with Lumi, @americorpsnccc volunteers helped installed more bovine-proof fence and cleaned up the junk pile.

Thanks to on-site volunteers Jen and Rubix, this dude won’t have the run of the joint anymore!

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