Randy's Rescue Ranch stands as a sanctuary for healing, uniting humans and animals in a transformative journey. Collaborating with the Agriculture Department, multiple Sheriff's Departments, and contacts at the Fairmont horse racetrack, the ranch rescues, provide medical care, and rehabilitates horses facing abandonment or abuse. The rescued animals, including hospice dogs, barn cats, pigs, goats, sheep, donkeys, and cows, are not only saved but become educational ambassadors, living their best lives.

The ranch features a house that serves as a hospice home for elderly senior dogs and dogs with disabilities. These senior dogs experience living in a home with loving care from our in-house staff, who is available around the clock, seven days a week. As a sanctuary for hospice and elderly dogs, the rest of their lives are spent in a loving, healthy atmosphere in the peace and quiet that this rural community offers.

Another existing feature is a sanctuary for hospice and elderly horses who live the rest of their lives in a loving, healthy atmosphere. Abused horses are loved and well cared for by experienced caretakers. Walking trails and exercise rings are already part of their daily enrichment. High-quality, roomy stables with air conditioning/heat existed in one of the big barns, which served as their home.

The Bagby Family Matching Grant