Barnyard Sanctuary

06/05/2026

EAT YOUR VEGGIES!!
I have never, ever, in all my life seen anything eat veggies with such obvious glee and gusto! Can’t wait to introduce our new, hungry little ducky to soldier-fly larvae.

06/04/2026

NEWEST INTAKE
See something, say something…or…hear something, do something! This kind couple did just that. When she overheard a co-worker trying to give away their now unwanted duck, she stepped up and offered to help. She found Barnyard Sanctuary and brought the skinny little duck to us right away. Such a lucky ducky, this little one is feeling real earth under her feet instead of the plastic tote that has been her life-long home. She needs lots of groceries and to gain weight but she’ll recover and adjust to life as a duck! Thank you to her angels for saving her. We are so happy that she is here and safe.

06/02/2026

EVER FELT JUDGED BY A CALF?
How about 2 calves? I just cannot move fast enough for these entitled bovine. I’m a pretty good milkslinger but obviously there is room for improvement. Gotta love the bottle babies!

06/01/2026

06/01/2026

DO YOU PLAY WELL WITH OTHERS? Silly girl kids testing their social skills.

05/31/2026

NEWEST INTAKES
We only intake owner surrenders if there is a darned compelling reason because we try to save space for strays and cruelty cases. Well, sweet Millie and Billie had a dadgum good reason to join the Barnyard Mob. Turns out, their home FLOODS! Their humans love them and were not willing to let them live in danger of drowning in rising water every time we have a good rain. So, they did some research and asked if we would let them join our family. They arrived today and are friendly, healthy, and just as cute as can be. Welcome to Barnyard, Millie Millie and Billie.

05/31/2026

Bottle Babies are Just Different!

05/31/2026

LITTLE MONKEY JUST DOESN’T KNOW HOW TO GOAT!

05/30/2026

NEWEST INTAKES
Three young Californian type bunnies came to Barnyard today when their family could no longer care for them. As you may have heard, well cared for and unaltered rabbits reproduce like, well, like rabbits. We’ve separated the boy from the girls and they will be available for adoption once altered.