These pros are so calm and making the delivery, and I was worried about them sliding all over the place lol. Check this out!
Emu shed delivery!!! Our 3 emus will be in here today!
We are still $35,000 short to pay for the fencing that they just completed 100% by the end of the month. please help by donating at barnyardsanctuary.org. We urgently need your help as we are funded solely by donations right now. When we open up in the spring for the season, you can all come out and see how beautiful it came out.
The last 17 members of our general population goat herd just arrived. It’s been a happy reunion! Next week we will be turning them loose in their new 7 acre field. This area here is just their holding pen for Vet/farrier days or severe weather. Stay tuned!!
An update on the last of the fencing on our new 170 acre farm for The Barnyard Sanctuary! Watch our panoramic video. We will need another $25,000 ASAP to pay the bill. Will you help us please? Please donate on our website barnyardsanctuary.org. we simply cannot do it without your help!
Huge shout out to the incredible fencing company who did/is finishing all of our fencing! They are truly the best!
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Please listen! Important fencing update for the new farm at The Barnyard Sanctuary! they just arrived to finish phase 3!
Our “new” 1967 Cushman! So far, its first day here, it killed the lights on the front of my truck. Pray for me lol!
We moved the horses to our new farm! Yahoo! The fence guys are coming back on Monday and we are still $20,000 short to finish all the fencing please help! Donate button on our website barnyardsanctuary.org
The start of our new Club PigMed singles community at our new farm!!Does anyone local have any cute little playhouses or sheds that they would like to give us for our pot belly pig resort?
Look what I picked up yesterday!! THREE donated houses for our pot belly pigs!!❤️❤️❤️
Dropping off another little goat shed! Gotta love today’s machinery! ❤️
They say it takes 21 days to learn a new habit. I can’t help but feel like trying to change the long term routine of feeding farm animals has about the same success rate as herding cats.