Faeryland's Farm Menagerie

06/14/2026

We officially have a Faeryland’s Farm CafePress shop! 🐐✨

You can now support the sanctuary by shopping our farm-inspired designs, featuring the chaos, magic, and animal personalities that make Faeryland’s Farm what it is.

Every purchase helps us continue caring for rescued animals and building our GAWE — Goat-Assisted Wellness & Education — work for schools, communities, and wellness programs.

Shop here: https://www.cafepress.com/profile/Faerylands_Farm

Thank you for supporting the goats, the animals, and the magic of the Farm. 💚

06/13/2026

My first goat was Baby.

I spoiled her rotten because I was new to goats and had no idea how smart and manipulative they could be. She went everywhere with me, slept in the RV, mostly lived in the RV, and took walks with me in the Mojave desert in California.

That part of my life did not end well, but I will always be grateful because it gave me Baby.

Sadly, Baby passed away in a freak accident 10 years ago, and I cannot find any pictures of her. So this image is my way of remembering her — my white Nubian girl with horns and a brown circle around her right eye.

Baby helped change the course of my life. She is part of why I ended up in Tennessee doing work I love, and why I believe so deeply in the power of goats to help us heal.

My first goat. Forever loved. 🐐💚

Animals first. Always.

06/12/2026

SPONSOR A SANCTUARY ANIMAL 🐐🦃💚

Monthly support helps provide steady care all year for the rescued animals who call Faeryland’s Farm Menagerie home.

Your sponsorship helps provide the everyday care that keeps them safe, healthy, and loved:

$10/month — Snack Friend
$25/month — Hay Helper
$50/month — Feed Guardian
$100/month — Sanctuary Protector

Feed, hay, minerals, bedding, fencing, veterinary care — it all adds up. Monthly sponsors help us plan ahead and provide consistent care through every season.

And yes, Bob approves this message. Probably because it includes food. 🦃

They are rescued.
They are loved.
They are safe.
They are home.

Become a monthly sponsor here:
https://www.paypal.com/donate/...

Faeryland’s Farm Menagerie
Animals first. Always.

06/11/2026

Quick Tip #6: Light Humor

If your horse is walking “a little off”… That’s not personality. That’s a problem. —Joe

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

Looking to connect with Faeryland’s Farm Menagerie after an event? 🐐🦃💚

Our Event Interest Form helps us follow up with people, organizations, schools, universities, senior care programs, veteran/caregiver groups, corporate wellness teams, volunteers, sponsors, donors, and media contacts.

Whether you are interested in supporting the animals, sponsoring a sanctuary animal, booking a GAWE experience, learning about volunteer or internship opportunities, or helping share our story, this form helps us know how to reach you.

Faeryland’s Farm Menagerie provides sanctuary, care, and compassion for rescued animals — and every connection helps us continue the mission.

Animals first. Always.

Support the sanctuary here:
https://www.paypal.com/donate/...

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06/09/2026

Sometimes the biggest needs on the Farm are not dramatic.

They are not exciting.

They are not glamorous.

They are flea collars, flea treatment, and rabies vaccines.

Right now, we are raising funds to properly treat and vaccinate the dogs and cats at Faeryland’s Farm. We have 7 dogs and 4 cats, which means 11 animals total need care.

Here is the actual breakdown:

Flea collars/treatment: $45 each × 11 animals = $495
Rabies vaccines: $40 each × 11 animals = $440

That brings the total to $935.

We are setting our fundraising goal at $1,000 to cover the full cost and any small fees or extra prevention needs that come with treating multiple animals at once.

Fleas may seem like a small problem, but with this many animals, they spread fast. They cause discomfort, skin problems, and stress — and yes, even the baby goat gremlins can get them.

Basic prevention is not optional. It is part of responsible sanctuary care.

Every donation helps protect the porch dogs, the barn cats, and the baby goats who absolutely do not need one more reason to scratch, yell, chew something illegal, or act personally victimized by farm life.

If you can help, donations can be made here:
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=KDR5368GQ3BXE

Even a few dollars helps us move closer to the goal.

Thank you for helping us take care of the everyday things that keep sanctuary life healthy, safe, and possible.

Animals first. Always. 🐾🐐💛

06/08/2026

Happy Birthday, Joe! 🎉🐐

Around here, Joe is the king of dad jokes, bad puns, and believing the goats are yelling “DAA!” every time they scream across the yard.

The goats would like to clarify:

They are saying “MAA.”
They have always been saying “MAA.”
They will continue saying “MAA.”

Joe hears “DAA” because Joe is a dad.

And because Joe is a dad, he is legally required to hear every goat noise as emotional validation.

Grandma, of course, would say, “If it feels good, do it.”

So today, we are letting Joe have this one.

Happy Birthday to our fence-fixing, hoof-trimming, goat-feeding, dad-joke-telling, “DAA”-hearing Joe.

May your birthday be full of cake, animals, laughter, and at least one goat yelling directly in your face so you can say, “See? They know me.”

Happy Birthday, Joe! 💚🐐

06/06/2026

It is a wonder I get anything done around here.

Bandit is not beside my laptop.

She is not helping from a respectful distance.

She is sitting directly on it.

Apparently, my workday has been paused for an emergency goat meeting, and the meeting is being held on the keyboard.

I would like to say she feels bad about this.

She does not.

She looks peaceful, productive, and deeply committed to preventing me from answering emails.

This is life with Bandit: the tiniest goat, the biggest personality, and absolutely no concern for office hours. 🐐💻

Animals first. Always.

06/05/2026

Bandit has officially entered her peaceful couch era. 🐐💤

No climbing.
No cord chewing.
No surprise appearances on farm equipment.
No mysterious relocation to places goats should not be.

Just one tiny goat, sleeping peacefully on the couch like she pays bills, owns throw pillows, and had a very stressful day managing the entire farm.

For once, Bandit is not causing chaos.

She is recharging for later.

And honestly, we are all a little suspicious.

Animals first. Always.