OUR MISSION
Rescue. Rehabilitate. Restore.
Giving neglected and abandoned animals the love, safety, and forever home they deserve.
Rescue. Rehabilitate. Restore.
Giving neglected and abandoned animals the love, safety, and forever home they deserve.

Unfortunately Colton's owner passed away. He is battling some skin issues and still needs neutered. We are working with our trusted vet to help him gain a little weight as well. Colton is currently looking for his forever home!

Albert was found as a little piglet, abandoned and seeking shelter in a neighbors barn. When we found him we quickly realized why someone disposed of him, as he was suffering from a severe prolapse and wasn't going to make it much longer. Today, Albert is the star of the ranch and is always open to any treats!

Momma Cleo and her kittens came to the ranch when their previous owner found themselves in a difficult situation and could no longer provide the care they deserved.
They are now settling into their new life at the ranch! They have the sweetest personalities and we are so thankful we were able to step up and provide them with a forever home!

Sweet 6 month old Noya was found along the road side dumped, emaciated and scared. A very kind woman offered her food for a few days until she had gained Noya's trust. She was then able to scoop her up and contact us! Today, Noya is doing great, fitting in and settling into her forever home here at the ranch!

Poor Napoleon has been through a lot. Someone driving by, happened to spot something white in the ditch and turned around. His front legs and back legs were bound together so tightly with electrical wire that he couldn't even stand up. After visiting the vet, it is suspected that he was first bound and then thrown from a moving vehicle causing one side of his body to be scraped up. The wire was so tight around his legs, it dug into his skin causing deep cuts and loss of circulation. The vet also noted he had several burn marks under those wires, indicating he may have been electrically burned with those wires. For several months Napoleon was a shell of a dog, hiding in corners and wanting to be left alone. Today however, you can see Napoleon on our FB page, running through the fields, jumping into the pond and getting so much love from everyone who comes out. Napoleon is the perfect example of how cruel people can be, and why we do what we do!