Our Animals

Samoa

Samoa was found abandoned at a foreclosed house in upstate NY. Sadly, no additional details are known about how her history or why someone abandoned her. Samoa loves people and company, and will come running when she sees you!

Oreo

Oreo was rescued with his brother, Brownie, in upstate NY. Even though he's much smaller than Samoa, he thinks he's in charge :). Oreo loves snacks, people, and giving head butts.

Brownie

Brownie was rescued with his brother, Oreo, in upstate NY. He loves snuggles and will yell until you come pet him. Brownie also loves snacks and enjoys snacking on just about everything.

Hazel

Hazel and her five young boys were rescued from a backyard breeder in upstate NY, where sadly they were extremely neglected and living in their own filth. She is a wonderful and strong mama - no nonsense and reminds them who's the boss!

Peanut

Peanut is the smallest of Hazel's babies, but has the biggest personality. He's friendly and loves to come up to say hello.

Coco

Coco loves snacks and can often be spotted trying to steal his brothers' share. He's confident and outgoing and will flop over for belly rubs.

Pistachio

Pistachio is the shyest of the bunch and prefers to let his brothers scope things out first. He always takes a break during breakfast and lunch to quench his thirst.

Walnut

Walnut is the most vocal of Hazel's babies - he has a lot to say and grunt about! Walnut gets particularly excited when arugula is served for snack time.

Cashew

Cashew rounds out the crew. He enjoys digging and will typically have a nose covered in dirt. He may look stocky, but Cashew runs quite quickly when snacks are being served.

Pinot

Pinot and her baby, Ries, were going to be sold to auction until a kind man stepped into save them. Pinot is loud and proud, especially when waiting for her dinner.

Ries

Ries is the not so tiny baby of Pinot. He is growing up fast and always comes running for some head scratches. Ries is often seen frolicking in the pasture.