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Aycock Acres Farm and Rescue is a small, family run rescue with a simple goal: rescue animals and educate the public. We understand! Give us a like and share.

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12/03/2023

We’ve been MIA lately so here’s a little update:
All of our chickens have been re homed to our wonderful farm sitter and friend. The horses will head to their new boarding facility at the end of March and I’ll join them shortly after. We are so excited for this new adventure, but sure will miss this little slice of heaven. During this transition, we don’t really know what to expect in terms of our rescue mission. In the meantime, continue to reach out to us with ideas, needs, and questions! We will keep y’all up to date with our goals. Thanks to everyone for the support and love. ❤️

17/02/2023

Tux is the king of snuggles

22/01/2023

Aycock Acres has come big news.

We are moving to California!

A lot will be changing in how we run things and what we can offer to the community. In our transition, we will not be taking in any rescues, but are still available for support with funds and transportation for animals in need! Please continue to reach out to us for support!

After we are established in a new area and have learned the needs of the community, we will update everyone and start diving into more specifics of our services! Thank you all so much for the support and love in our journey.

We are so excited for this new chapter! ❤️

13/01/2023

Did you know that adult cats don’t meow at each other to communicate? A cats meow is their way of communicating with people! They meow for a variety of reasons… to say hi, ask/beg for things, and to tell us when something is wrong. Kittens will meow to their mothers to indicate they’re in need of food or warmth, but grow out of this as they get older.

Featured in this picture is our lovely lady, Khaleesi.❤️

07/01/2023

A huge shout out to Lisa for rescuing this sweet boy. She did all of the hard work and we want to give her the credit she deserves!! We just came in on the ending stretch to foster for a few weeks and transport him to his forever home. Congratulations to Raji and Cash!❤️
Cheers to another happy ending!🥰🥳

06/01/2023

Horses need routine hoof care. Our horses see the farrier (the professional in charge of their hoof care) every 6-8 weeks depending on the time of year and their hoof condition. Our horses are barefoot, meaning they do not have shoes on. Many people keep shoes on their horses for a variety of reasons such as protecting the hoof while being ridden.
Not all horses require shoes. Gunner has great feet that do not require shoes at this point. When he starts routinely being ridden again, we will reevaluate whether or not he is in need of shoes. Matana has been retired from riding due to other injuries. As long as she does not need the corrective support shoes can provide, she will remain barefoot.

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