Honey's New Home!

Home is where the heart is, and Honey sure loves her new spot in Lyons, Colorado.

Colorado sure has some beautiful sights to offer, and Honey is getting 

the best of it with a beautiful mountain landscape.

Food brings company together, and it is no different with goats 

as Honey and her new friend enjoy a meal together.

Honey loves the new foliage...great for those hard to reach itches!

Believe it or not, Honey actually took this selfie herself, 

smiling from goat ear to goat ear thrilled with her new home!

Special thanks to Cat Russel for the phenomenal photos!

Park Place Technologies

Two strong helpers make a difficult task look easy 

moving a mat that feels like a thousand pounds.

The goats are very pleased with the new paint-job

 adding a splash of color to their bedrooms.

Not quite digging for treasure, but rather 

digging for weeds...but just as important!

All hands on "pallet" for this daunting task of 

moving this hefty load of hay-holders.

All of this help stemming from an unwavering love 

between the human and animal kingdoms!

Special thanks to Liz Lang and each of our volunteers for their extraordinary help.

We couldn't have done it with out you!

Farrier makes the rounds!!

 How many people does it take to help a farrier Fast Eddie?? Thank you volunteers from Ponderosa, Grand View, Cherokee Trail, Legend, and Chaparral.

 Leah and Harley make friends with our newest goat....Rocky!! He is a frisky fellow!! These two girls are trying to teach him some mannners!!

Kirk Stanley came all the way from Fairplay to trim Toby's feet!!

Some of our goats went to a foster to be loved on.

The love playing in the field

and eating lots of hay.

Blue Moon Carriages 22 Ton Hay Delivery

If you were wondering what 22 tons of hay looks like...well here ya go! Thanks to Greg Kearns from Blue Moon Carriages for his help on this daunting task.

Ty and 'The Claw.'

What's Gravity...?

The llamas just see a big dinner plate.

Greg Kearns and his extra helpers did an amazing job!

Thanks to all of your generous donations, we are set on hay for quite some time.

Bucky fitting in well

Bucky the llama is doing great in his new home. He was adopted by Mr. and Miss John Smith, from Kiowa. They have another llama. They are best friends now and enjoy each other's company. These two boys will have green grass forever.

Great help from Caitlyn, Gracie and Lexi

These three dynamic helpers did the work of a whole crew of helpers.  We are so happy they came to help.  Lynda needed their help as she was somewhat slowed by a bout with Bell's Palsy.  Thank you Caitlyn, Gracie and Lexi