Llama shear

Judy Glaser from Rockwood Llamas came out for our annual llama shear event. She brings her chute and she trims toenails, gives yearly vaccinations and a wellness check. This year, Tony and Sue Byrns paid for her visit. Tony and Sue and their kids adopted Jessica and Elizabeth about five years ago. When they moved, Jessica and Elizabeth were returned to us. Thank you Tony and Sue.

Alison came with her two beautiful daughters to watch the event and collect eggs that her kids love. Anne and her mom came to support Grace and make coffee for Lynda.

Nathan and Elizabeth wait for their haircuts.

Lamborghini says "Ha ha I already got my haircut!" 

Cat tower

Volunteer Jackie helps repair a cat tower that was donated to us by a wonderful lady. The cats say "Hooray and thank you!"

Tyler the farmer

Summer is here and granddaughter Amber came to help Tyler trim feet. He said Stormy looks really good and is such a gentleman, and all of the other animals look great too!

Lots of rain Perfect for a lucky duck to get a Forever Home

Two little ducks just swimming in a pond.  it was love at first sight

This lucky duck got adopted to go to a wonderful place. How lucky he is to have such a beautiful new home.

Animal Behavior Specialists for Pancake

On a cold and dreary evening Doctors Elise and Ariel returned for a second training session with Pancake.  First session they trained her to touch a target--- the black coffee cup with her nose in return for a treat and a clicker sound.Pancake remembered the cues.

Next step is the same with a different location---Pancake's pen.

The next visit they will work on getting to stand on a movable target station.

Yea we love their visits.

Pine Lane Elementary 4th Grade Student Council Visits the Rescue

Today the Rescue was lucky enough to have visitors from Pine Lane! The 4th grade Student Council members fed, brushed, and played with all sorts of animals. The students were very helpful and got to learn all sorts of fun facts. Thanks so much for all the help, guys!

The Behavioral Vets

Meet Dr. E'lise Christensen and Ariel Fagen, animal behavior specialists that paid a visit to our Rescue to help out with our goat Pancake! These lovely ladies spent some time working with Pancake to help reduce her aggression towards visitors. 

Right now Pancake has to be kept in a pen when volunteers come to visit, but with any luck that will all change very soon. Good luck with training, ladies!