The Happy Herd Farm Sanctuary – Short Documentary
Red line media graciously put together this documentary on The Happy Herd. Please give it a watch to learn more about us!
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“Happy Herd Farm Sanctuary: Animals Who Open Minds and Hearts” Article
A lovely visitor by the name of Nicole Catenazzi uploaded a wonderful blog post sharing her experience with us at the Happy Herd during her Animal Sanctuary Compassion Tour. If you are interested to know what it’s like to visit ...
The Last Days Of Dolly
On Boxing Day at 4 pm we got a call from a friend who had just rescued a sheep. My first question was, “Okay what is wrong with her?” “Well, she is lame and has an eye infection,” our friend said. “OK, let me call our vets and ...
When Sawdust Tastes Like Chocolate Cake
Ok, admit it, who hasn’t thought that a cake without eggs, milk and butter would be flavorless, dry, bland and like putting a forkful of hay in your mouth?
The Chilliwack 17, Oops, 18
During the summer we got a call from a supporter who suddenly had a mass of escaped turkeys on her lawn.
“Bunny” and the Boxing Day
For our 2nd year we opened our sanctuary for visitors and asked for donations for another Sanctuary.
Cow’s Tootsies!!
Our cows have grown and Desi will be 4 and Sparky and Scooter turning 3 and they have never had their feet trimmed until now. The idea of a farrier doing cows has been a big worry until we were recommended to The Happy Hoofer. Kevin is ...
June’s Emotional Start
June has had a rather emotional start for us; first with losing our fostered meat breed roosters, Velvet and Violet, only four days apart. They lived much longer than we ever expected and outweighed the turkeys, Larry and Mo. It is ...
Climate and Economic Changes Affect Us All
How does the economy or climate change affect a farm animal sanctuary? Our non-human family members require the same amount of feed no matter what year, weather or economy. Which means if there is a drought like this year it will ...
Every Donation Counts
Often people cannot imagine what a $10 donation can accomplish, yet for a rescue organization no donation is too small. The average bag of grain is around $13, the average bag of shaving for bedding is $7. 1 bag of shavings will last ...