Granny Buds' Farm

Granny Buds' Farm Granny Buds' Farm is a 501c3 non profit Animal Rescue. Goats, turkeys, chickens galore, ducks a plenty, peacocks, guineau fowl and dogs.

Space is available for healing workshops and campouts through Hipcamp.

12/18/2025

I've been away from this site far too long.Have we had a horrible fire at our home?Two years ago and are finally almost rebuilt.I look forward to returning, but I had to post today as it's a historic day. My apologies, but today all hail the psychopath in charge! I agree old people need Cannabis! The authentic clinical testing that can now begin will be 75 years iver due. Currently, because there is only one lab to get cannabis for testing and the paperwork and delay.Takes years to do one simple test, and they're limited to how many people can be in the test.Nothing has moved forward, understanding dosing and the true nature of the effect of cannabinoids on the body.
We've lost millions of people as a result. We'll finally understand dosing which is the biggest problem when it comes to?Cannabis, because one must work their way up to tolerance in the course of a month.When treating for cancer, it's a very, very rigorous method of healing. There's also been a huge question as to whether re**al or oral dosing is effective. As many of you know, i've spent a lifetime as a grower and medicine woman creating tinctures, salves and oils... and supported a great many desperate people in need of healing...some lost as a result of prohibition. This is a great day. In memory of all we lost. Granny Buds

We want to thank the NSPCA without their $1700 grant and $250 plus a $1000 promissory note fromand Hearts Alive Village ...
11/22/2025

We want to thank the NSPCA without their $1700 grant and $250 plus a $1000 promissory note fromand Hearts Alive Village Animal hospital she would not have survived. Thanks to my cousin for her donation checking up on me each day every day and my son Michael for paying the mortgage and my son Shamar who took 5 days off work to help care for for mulan... plus unexpectedly he comforted and carried the goat as she died and dug her spot...oh...and he installed the floor with me...and Marshall Masek for all he does. Mulan is home... We pray for her continued recovery and hope that the transfusion holds and her body continues too, produce red blood cells....Last but not least .... Whoever that was above that answered prayers from a person who rarely prays.Thank you and Amen. I will do all that I promised.

Please... If you can help with a donation, please.. to Mulan Shapiro's care at Hearts Alive Village Animal Hospital on D...
11/19/2025

Please... If you can help with a donation, please.. to Mulan Shapiro's care at Hearts Alive Village Animal Hospital on Decatur in Las Vegas. Direct donations to a particular animal have to be called in on the phone. It was a terrible scene I walked in on where one of our dogs inexplicably attacked Mulan... Inexplicable, until we found the meat wrapper in the corner... It's been a nightmare of ups and downs and yesterday she got a blood transfusion, because her red blood cells were tanking and white blood cells rising rapidly and her body had an autoimmune response. We're praying to god that this transfusion and steroids gives her the boost to get her back into a healing mode. We got a grant from the n s p c, a, but those funds are quickly becoming depleted. We've supported our rescue with our own money for years and years and rarely ask for help, but this is our dog.....and at this time we're begging for assistance to give her a chance to heal. I know times are hard, but any amount is deeply appreciated.

Aw....Just woke up and found Frank Futer dead. He is a legend on our rescue farm. Frank Futer was taken as a blue egg fr...
09/02/2025

Aw....Just woke up and found Frank Futer dead. He is a legend on our rescue farm. Frank Futer was taken as a blue egg from the backyard and gently carried to the front yard and put under a broody barnevelder hen. She was with a group of about 25 chickens in our front yard. They roamed free for a decade during the day. I had a beautiful custom made coop we created on the side of my bedroom. He was a son of Sausage and a blue egg Americauna. At least twelve years old and produced dozens and dozens of offspring when we were in the throws of chicken obsession. These gens all produced blue eggs, so we had abundant soft blue color from all of his daughters. After the fire, we moved all of our chickens to the far backyard away from the construction and created other spaces for them. His leg started going splayed until he could no longer walk and at that point we took him inside during the the day I put him outside at night because he would wake me up at five a m crowing. For a while Shamar would rush out of his room and pick him up and put him outside when he would crow, but then Frank sort of got it that if you want to stay inside, you have to shut up, and he stopped crowing in the morning, and he started just staying inside. He happily watched the activity from his special spot we made between the dresser and another piece of furniture which enabled him to prop himself up when he wanted to stand up. It was a bit of work to keep the entire area clean and last week we switched him to a laundry basket, which would have been better a years ago, because he easily stood up in there and was happier and it was ridiculously easier to keep them clean...duh. This is how every chicken should be hatched and loved with care.... watch carefully until he hatched.... loved his entire life and cared for in his old age. They are deeply feeling, intuitive, and communicative beings. You walk in a room, they say, hi, or if you go up to them, they vocalize. It's a huge gift but It's so much work and last week, overwhelmed, I put a post on to get rid of some of my chickens, and then sometime in the day as I spent time cleaning the coop with them,...my heart hurt at the thought of trying to select which ones had to go. I simply couldn't... Sadly, we're going to have a bit more time now for our other chickens now. Your memory will be a blessing, Frank Futer, son of sausage.a sad day.

I suspect some people think I'm wasting my life. Going to the ends of the earth for animals is my calling. I enjoy makin...
07/16/2025

I suspect some people think I'm wasting my life. Going to the ends of the earth for animals is my calling. I enjoy making all the modifications we think up to treasure their lives and not just euthanize them because we don't have time or money and there are so many other priorities. I think of the millions and millions of animals that are put to sleep, because people just don't care... And of course, the poor children too.... I think of them too. But after adopting seven of them, and they're all grown, I think I'll focus more on animals now. Lol....Here is a new set up we're going to try four Frank Furter, son of Sausage the Marans Amracauna mix who lasted 12 years....Frank his son even older.... His legs are completely displayed and he lays on his keel. He spends his days inside watching the drama and activity amongst dogs and other animals. He shows the blind chicken where to eat.
And Shamar puts him out each night unless he forgets to do that, then I wake up at four thirty a m with a rooster crowing in my ear. He's content and perfectly healthy. He has a great quality of life and I respect that. In some way I like to think I make up for all the chickens who live a nightmare in industrial farming.

Mr. Greenbean. They have been staying outside in their coop now. Have not been in the house day or night 3 days...praise...
04/18/2025

Mr. Greenbean. They have been staying outside in their coop now. Have not been in the house day or night 3 days...praise the lord...one less half hour of cleaning a day but the reward is tame pheasants which are rare....they are destined for our school program where students from the local elementary come for a visit to see the animals.

03/02/2025

Rosa, our Red Bourbon turkey. She's 5 years old and has had many babies with the Palm turkey, Nova, the babies have exquisite mauve feathers.

03/02/2025

For the morning cleaning routine, we throw the doors and windows open and use a blower to remove the dust and feather...works great. The birds think that's a great time to pop in and say hello, since the doors are open.

02/28/2025

Waldo.... She will never know.... It's my first time fanning a girl...

02/28/2025

Waldo has grown so much about? eight months since we got him as a little three day old. It's his second day out of his coup with his friends and I'm glad the peacocks stuck around. Im watching their antics and Waldo is courting the wild peacock, who hangs out in our yard... End my living room..... I feel very good because this was such a successful plan to socialize them. First,
Indoors, then moved them into a huge coop. Next to my bedroom window, the came in for quite a while at night until they were comfortable in the coop, and they're integrated with many different size chicks. Shows the success of the experiment today. They havent attacked anybody.They're used to all the chickens.They haven't bothered the ducks and so far so good, but they will be supervised for a while.

02/28/2025

Hello, everyone.We've been recovering from our home burning some eighteen months ago. We are finally rebuilding! Here is Wanda who I've had since she's 3 days old. Along with her brother waldo, this is their second time out in the yard, and I had a great fear they would fly away.However, they stayed as a matter of fact yesterday they walked right in the house. Not surprising.Because the two of them spent the first four months of their life inside the house! I wanted tame peacocks, and that's what I got.I'm very happy with the results.

My 4 Pheasants are supposed to look like this photo on left...right now we see the orange...burnt sienna.... It takes 2 ...
10/23/2024

My 4 Pheasants are supposed to look like this photo on left...right now we see the orange...burnt sienna.... It takes 2 years. These are Lady Amherst x Red Golden pheasants. These are extremely flighty and nervous birds. Mine are super tame, bragging... having been brought up indoors. It's a huge amount of work to socialize them. I have to sanitize the whole place every night, but I look forward to a day when I have these gorgeous birds so socialized and able to view them right inside when they come fly through the window. They can have a forty inch length, from head to toe. Very exciting.

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