Fuzzy Faces Refuge

08/25/2026

Hello Fuzzy Friends!
We welcomed a new volunteer this past weekend and she took some beautiful photos that we would like to share. Thank you J!
Have a wonderful Tuesday everyone!

08/24/2026

Sharing this amazing post by Wildlife and Farm Rescue.

When a goat isn't sure, it doesn't run, it comes to you

That's what real trust looks like

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08/17/2026

Hello Fuzzy Friends!
I have an update on our Lucky duck and Betsy story. Congratulations to them both for hatching 10 baby ducklings! It was a match made in Heaven 💜

08/01/2026

Dream big my friends!

Most people will call it unrealistic until it becomes your reality.

Every dream worth chasing asks you to believe before there’s any evidence.

It asks you to keep showing up when no one understands.
To keep working when no one is watching.
To trust the vision God placed in your heart, even when others can’t see it.

The life you want won’t be built by playing it safe. It will be built by taking faithful steps, one decision at a time.

Don’t let the opinions of people who aren’t living your dream determine the size of your future.

Sometimes the dream that seems impossible to everyone else is exactly the one you were created to live. 🤍

✨ If this encouraged you, save it as a reminder and share it with someone who’s brave enough to chase the life they were called to live.

07/25/2026

Hello Fuzzy Friends!
Sorry I have not been able to post in a while. We had a family emergency and I have been with family. Here is a little update from today at the farm. We have gotten a lot of rain! So thankful that our ponds are filling up and the animals have a break from the heat. A little family fun while feeding our fuzzy babies today.

07/11/2026

A big thank you to Jay Brubaker for coming out and cutting down all the dog fennel in our pastures today!! Looks so much better. Those weeds were taller than me!

07/07/2026

Hello Fuzzy Friends!

We get questions about our programs all the time, and one of the most common is: is this just petting animals?

We love that question because the answer tells you so much about what we actually do.

Animal-assisted healing is not just petting animals. It is structured, intentional, and guided. It uses the natural behavior and responses of animals — especially horses — to help participants build emotional skills, process experiences, and grow in ways that traditional therapy sometimes cannot reach.

For a child who struggles to communicate, standing next to a 1,000-pound horse that requires quiet and calm can be transformative. For someone healing from trauma, learning to earn an animal's trust mirrors something they need to rebuild in their own life.

The animals are not props. They are partners.

If you have questions about our programs, drop them below. We answer every single one.