Little Paws

02/15/2026

Happy 8th Birthday to our Lavender!

This sweet girl has been with us since she was 2 months old.
Has been herer when we started the rescue.
Lost her husbun last year.
Is now bonded with Arctic.
By far the sweetest bunny ever and we wish her the happiest day and so glad that she is part of our life!
💗🎉🎈

02/13/2026

Happy 9th Birthday to our sanctuary piggie, Spot!

If you don't know Spot's story....
He came to the rescue on February 13th of 2020, but was never adopted. When he became 5 years of age, we decided to have Spot be a sanctuary piggie since we felt that uprooting him at that age would not be best.
Spot is an Abyssinian guinea pig, and their life span is about 5-7 years of age, some living up to age 8.

Well.... here we have our cute little guy and he is now 9!

Happy Birthday to our little old man that we adore!
💗🎉🎈

01/27/2026

Today we lost our sweet Acorn.
Acorn has been with us since September of 2020.
A woman called and needed to find a place for him to go. She had just adopted him from another rescue and didn't want him.
We hurried and rushed to Idaho where she had already set all of his belongings out on the porch, eager for him to leave.
As soon as I saw this little guy, I knew instantly he was magical and he needed an Autumn name... my favorite thing from nature, an acorn.
We decided early on that Acorn would stay as a sanctuary piggie. He became best friends with our Pumpkin and there were so cute!
Acorn was a year when he came to us, which makes him almost 6.5 years old.
We are going to miss Acorn so much. Thank you for staying with us for such a very long time and I wish it could have been many more years.
We love you and will forever miss you, Acorn.
Popcorn High over that Rainbow Bridge sweet boy!
💗🌈💔

01/21/2026

Sadly we lost our little Piggie, Kiss this morning.
For those that are new to our page, Kiss was a part of a piggie family that were all dumped at the Brigham City landfill in a tiny dirty Bird cage.
Males and females were all together in this cage and all the females were pregnant.
They were malnourished and underweight and all had mites. They were the most nervous piggies I have ever met.
We had adopted out Kiss with three other family members but sadly the woman did not listen to the proper piggie care that was needed for them and we took them back. They all became sanctuary piggies because they had already been through way too much.
We believe that Kiss was about 6 to 6 1/2 years old. She has been with us since October 1st of 2020.
We are going to miss her sweet little face.
Binky free over that rainbow bridge our sweet girl. We love you and already miss you so much.
💗💔🌈

01/17/2026

This past spring, I was done. Done with rescue, done with scrapping for pennies, done with getting out of bed and facing the world.
I could not handle one more loss. The majority of our rescue animals are getting up there in age and after so much loss 6 months in a row, everything finally was starting to get a little better. Until an unexpected loss the end of May that left me so depressed.... the uncontrollable sobbing, just sitting and staring at her empty bed, not being greeted by her little tippy tap toes prancing around me in circles. I finally broke.
Then I had begun to notice more and more feral and stray cats were finding our house knowing that we had food and water outside. So, we put a little cheap camera on the stoop to find out how many. Now anywhere from 10-20 different cats per night.
One day we noticed a kitten on the camera, shy and scared. A bigger cat one night attacked the kitten and would not let her eat. She fled, but we soon discovered that she was hiding in the woodpile. Not the best place, but she would watch us from afar but run if we got to close. We started leaving her food and water where she was and if we took a few steps back, she would come eat the food. A few days later we trapped her, gave her a place to feel safe while we quarantined her and let her know that she could trust us.
I noticed that at times this little kitty was crossed eyed and has a head shake. Her head shake is only sometimes, but at times it can be pretty bad. However, it does not stop her.
I know that she needed us, needed me. She knew that we would help her and we did.
I have named her Tulla, a strong Irish name.
Tulla rescued me when I just could not go on any longer. She has helped to heal me and has filled some of those cracks in a very broken heart.
I was never expecting this past year to be rescuing cats and trying to help a feral colony, but it makes sense. I grew up rescuing cats as I watched and learned from amazing examples like my dad and my grandma.
I often wonder why there is a world where we need to have animal rescues, but sadly we do. These animals are everywhere and they need our help daily.
Helping all of these cats has been a huge expense, but I am remaining hopeful that the Universe will keep sending these small miracles.
Tulla is learning to be a cat... and is now realizing that she is safe. She is truly the sweetest little fur baby that had such a rough start to life and deserves only the best from now on. 💗

(We rescued Tulla Mid-September, and she was about 2.5 months old).

01/15/2026

Thank you so much for the donations towards the rescue. We are in such deep gratitude for your generosity and your support. Thank you so much from the bottom of our hearts!
We could not do this without you.

01/14/2026

We continue to need help.
We are out of food for the rescue.
Gryffindor needs his monthly tooth trim.
We also have an emergency with Cotton.
And I'm trying to figure out how to keep our heat on.
We have taken such a financial loss trying to save so many animals for over 6 years.
We didn't ask for help all summer, but we still need so much help now. (I hate asking for donations, I'm so sorry).
Also... this is Nami and Wednesday... our Werewolf Skinny Pigs that were never adopted, but still in search of their forever home.
Thank you to everyone that has helped to keep our head above water this winter.
Life has punched us in the gut and then kicked us while we were down. Your support has meant the world.
We are hoping to raise at least $400 today.
If you could share this post everywhere we would great appreciate it so much.
(Also, I still have photos for sale if you wanted to donate that way)

01/14/2026

😂

Proof that being cute comes with an unreasonable amount of regulations 😂🐰

01/13/2026

Our sweet Velveteen English Lop who just turned 6 is still looking for his forever home.
If you would love to adopt him, please send a message or an email to [email protected]

01/11/2026

Please share this everywhere..... thank you.

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01/06/2026

Here is another one of our rescue kittens who is now a lot bigger from when we rescued her a few months ago, her name is Lorelei.
She is the sweetest most chill little kitten you will ever meet and we think she might be part puppy dog.
I have so many photography props lying around from years ago when my health was better and I decided to pull these props out of the closet and do this sweet Christmas photo in pink for Lorelei.
We are trying to raise funds for her spay... which she desperately needs now.
We adore this sweet kitten.
Please always be aware of your surroundings when you're walking or driving, wherever you may be.... sometimes even in your own backyard.
There just might be an animal that is in need of your help.
There seems to be so many.

01/05/2026

I have been sick for a month now but am really trying to get back into the swing of things the best that I can.
I wanted to thank everyone for thinking of us during Christmas, we truly appreciate it. 💗
We have a few unexpected things with our older fur babies going on that we need to cover medical expenses for.
We still have photos for sale.
Any donations would be greatly appreciated.