MEET S​OME OF OUR FAMILY! 
Please note: We have very recently sold our home and rescue/hobby farm in CT and moved. We are planning on preserving  our site as part of our proud history for all the animals we helped and rescued over many years. WE hope to start rescuing animals in need again soon.

Our Rhodesian Ridgebacks..
They have effectively cleared the lions from our neighborhood!

Our new F3 Savannah kitten 'Karma'.. She likes to helps us cook..  

​This is Dallas, We rescued Dallas from the "10Pen" aka slaughter pen in NJ. Dallas was so so sick when he arrived to us. So much, that the vet and transporter said they were surprised he made it thru the transport alive. His will to live was strong.  It took us months to heal him and get him to where he is today in 2021. Dallas had pneumonia, strangles, was severely malnourished and lame.   With lots of love,  food and our energy, Dallas has been transformed into the most AMAZING horse. He is currently taking long walks and even doing small jumps :) He was recently re-homed with his best friend Guinness (also a rescue slaughter pen horse). He is living a VERY happy and healthy life with most of his friends from our farm!

This is Prinny our mini..
When she arrived from the auction she was so very sick, scared and sad.
She is so happy and healthy now ( probably still too plump though)
Her favorite pastime was grazing on our front lawn :) 
Prinny was given to a friend with a small daughter 

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Guinness and Logan.. 
Logan our 17.1h TB rescue.. he spent his earlier days as a racehorse and then a school horse...  Logan acted like a puppy and followed us everywhere, mostly in search of love and treats :) We tragically/sadly lost Logan a few winters ago. He will always hold a special place in our hearts. 
Guinness our 14.1h Morgan came from the feed lot (slaughter pen) in a NJ auction...he was used as a Amish driving horse.. When he arrived to us, he was severely malnurished, had botflies, and was scared. He very quickly transformed into the most loving, happy horse. He was so amazing with our children, that we used him to help educate other children about horses, animal rescue, and humane treatment towards animals. His days of pulling carts have turned into eating hay and stalking people treats. When Guinness was re-homed, we made sure he went to a home as loving and safe as ours (and with his Best Friend Dallas). They are now loving life down the street from our old farm in CT.