We affectionately refer to our collection of animals as "critters" and we do have a small collection ranging from dogs and cats to miniature horses, wild burro's and a crocodile.

Below you will find a small description of each animal and a link to their individual web page.

 

Timmy

Timmy is a mixture of Springer/Bassett Hound/Labrador Retriever and works as both Neil's service dog and as a therapy dog. See his page for details.

Hayward

Hayward is our latest addition. This affectionate cat was abandoned at our farm. Hayward is still in the bonding process. He has made himself at home and has family.

 

 

Tiger

Tiger came first. He was adopted from the Hazleton Animal Shelter. He was 3 years old and dropped off at the shelter because they were moving. As a 3 year old he was deemed un adoptable. He is a wonderful and affectionate cat who some times boxes with Timmy.

Buddy

Buddy is a miniature horse that was rescued by us from the New Holland Auction. Instead of going to a killer, we did the rescue ourselves. Buddy stands at 28" and is now a certified therapy animal because of his outgoing personality. His blue eyes seems to melt peoples heart.

 

Shorty

Shorty is a miniature horse that was placed here after being rescued. He makes a perfect companion for Buddy. Shorty stands at 32" and is also a certified therapy animal with a great personality.

Special note on miniature horses: People want miniature horses for show and breeding, if the horses are not perfect (miniature horses are prone to deformities), they are often dumped or abandoned.

 

Honeybun

Honeybun is our special girl. She is a donkey, burro or an ass. All are proper terms. She is one of only two donkey's certified by the Delta Society for therapy work. She was captured wild by the Federal Government ( Bureau of Land Management) near Big Bear California. You can see her at expo's, schools, churches and other special events.

 

Henry

Henry is a donkey, burro or an ass. All are proper terms. Since he is a male, he really is a jackass. He was captured wild by the Federal Government ( Bureau of Land Management) near in Nevada by the California border

 

Dorsal

Doral is a donkey, burro or an ass. All are proper terms. She was captured wild by the Federal Government ( Bureau of Land Management) near in Nevada by the Arizona border. She has a dosal stripe, hence the name.

 

Ducks

They are ducks, they swim, eat and quack.