Serenity Acres Family Ranch

09/26/2025

09/24/2025

Please help this go viral to hold up this family, their friends and advocates. We’ve only been writing emails and making calls for two days and already feeling burned out from the tapic changing uoa and downs. Long way to go🥰

Call Off the Sl@ughter (Save the Ostriches)Original song from here: https://youtu.be/P0HRefqZ7ic?si=ZfTej7U1xzee-wFW...KRAYDEN'S RIGHT: RESOLVE TO RESISTThan...

09/23/2025

The ugliest of man kind and animal abusers (CFIA) are on the verge of killing hundreds of ostriches, who have survived and thrived the other side of bird flu for almost 300 days. CFIA got an injunction to fine and arrest the owners IF THEY or anyone tests the birds in an effort to stop CFIA from proving the birds are not shedders and may actually in fact provide anti bodies.

Anti vaxxers this is your chance to prove natural immunity exists!! We titer test our animals. Why can’t these animals be granted the same rights!!!

08/29/2025

Current fire related restrictions

The risk of wildfires has lowered enough in some counties for restrictions on travel and activities in the woods to be lifted today, August 29. The burn ban remains in place for the entire province until October 15 or until conditions improve further.

Effective 4 p.m. today, the woods restrictions are lifted in the following counties:

- Cape Breton
- Richmond
- Victoria
- Inverness
- Guysborough
- Antigonish
- Halifax.

“Our data shows conditions are heading in the right direction in certain parts of the Province, enough for the professionals to recommend lifting the woods restrictions in those areas,” said Premier Tim Houston. “While our crews are still battling the fire in Long Lake, Nova Scotians have taken the precautions needed to keep wildfire activity low in other parts of the Province. The conditions are ready for them to get back to safely enjoying the woods again.”

The remaining counties in Nova Scotia are still under the woods restrictions as conditions continue to be extremely dry and hazardous:

- Pictou
- Colchester
- Cumberland
- Hants
- Lunenburg
- Kings
- Annapolis
- Queens
- Shelburne
- Digby
- Yarmouth.

Restrictions in these 11 counties will remain in place until October 15 – regarded as the end of wildfire season – or until conditions allow them to be lifted. The fine for violating the restrictions is $25,000.

For more information, read the release https://news.novascotia.ca/en/2025/08/29/woods-restrictions-lifted-some-counties-remain-others

08/27/2025

Long Lake fire update. Praying for the safety of all involved, and for rain 🙏🏻

LONG LAKE WILDFIRES COMPLEX, ANNAPOLIS COUNTY, AUGUST 27, 4:25 PM

The Long Lake wildfires complex is still out of control. A more precise estimate is now 8247 hectares. No further news on damage. Air and ground crews continue to focus on the east side of Paradise Lake, also working around the entire perimeter.

An incident management team and crew of 20 firefighters arrived from Ontario to spell off Nova Scotia staff. They will transition this evening and tomorrow. This is standard practice when wildfires extend over longer periods.

Big thank you to our DNR incident management team and crews for their hard work over the past two weeks in the most challenging conditions we’ve ever seen. And thank you to everyone fighting by their side and supporting the effort.

The next update will be tomorrow morning.

LONG LAKE WILDFIRES COMPLEX, ANNAPOLIS COUNTY, AUGUST 27, 11:15 AM

The Long Lake wildfires complex is now estimated at 8278 hectares and is still out of control. Assessment of Sunday’s damage is ongoing. Beyond that, no new reports of damage to homes.
Crews continue to focus on the east side of Paradise Lake and are also working around the entire perimeter.

Air resources include: six helicopters, six planes plus bird dogs. Ground resources include: 36 Department of Natural Resources (DNR), 62 Ontario and 59 local firefighters, plus heavy equipment operators.

The next update will be late afternoon.

08/25/2025

Please share these phone numbers to anyone whom you know is struggling due to the fires.

WILDFIRE DAMAGES MULTIPLE HOMES IN ANNAPOLIS COUNTY- Wildfires in the Long Lake area of Annapolis County damaged multiple homes on Sunday after intensifying throughout the afternoon and evening. Officials have not yet confirmed the total number of properties affected, but residents in the first wave of evacuations have been told that some homes were damaged.

The Long Lake wildfire complex is still considered out of control and is estimated at 7,780 hectares (~19,225 acres).

Premier Tim Houston expressed sympathy for displaced residents, “My heart goes out to people evacuated from the West Dalhousie area who are worried about their homes. Please know that all Nova Scotians stand with you at this difficult time,” Houston said. He noted that firefighters and aircraft continue to battle the flames, but tinder-dry conditions are making the fire extremely difficult to control.

The County of Annapolis will notify affected residents as further details become available. In the meantime, the Province is asking people to respect evacuees’ privacy and avoid sharing unconfirmed information. Resources to support mental health and well-being during this crisis are available.

Provincial Mental Health and Addictions Crisis Line: 1-888-429-8167 (24 hours)

National Su***de Crisis Helpline: 988 (24 hours)

Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868 or text CONNECT to 686868 (24 hours)

Hope for Wellness Helpline (Indigenous): 1-800-777-5888

Provincial Mental Health and Addictions Intake Service (for support with a mental health or addiction concern): 1-855-922-1122

📸 Province of Nova Scotia

08/25/2025

EMREGENCY ALERT - SUNDAY 7:58 PM: MANDATORY EVACUATION EXPANDED FURTHER AGAIN FOR WEST DALHOUSIE—Mandatory Evacuation Area now includes Highway 10 and all streets around Trout, Zwicker and East Lakes, New Albany; Old Liverpool Road, Che-Boag-A-Nish Road and all West Dalhousie Road in Albany Cross.

Evacuees must register at the Emergency Reception Centre NSCC Middleton, 295 Commercial Street.