When started Grow with a Growl Farm and Animal Sanctuary, it started with rescuing two goats during the pandemic.

we rescued a few hinnies

ok I can see the puzzled look on your face

ok, I can help with the answer:

Hinny: The result of a horse stallion mating with a female donkey.

we have two shown in the video below.

Then we started rescuing baby chickens from environments that were not so great, and from there we just keep rescuing all different fuzzy, nonfuzzy, feather, to scaly babies.

we found the land we could afford to rent and has the acreage we needed at the time, but unfortunately, we lost the use of the land due to a wild-fire.

we had to move fast to find land we could afford to keep all of the animals on, as keeping them in borrowed trailers was not a long-term opisthion.

in our time of need, a longhorn was dropped off on us that was in very much need of help herself. we did not turn her away even in our worst time of need for new land for all of our rescued babies.

we found land but it would be a tight fit for all, but we made it happen, but what we did not know was what was about to come our way was land just from the longhorns to stay on and help with them as for care and knowledge. what we have now is a wonderful mother and two babies.

We are aware that not all of them made it into the video.

We are trying so hard to bring them all back home to just one place they will call a "fur-ever home".

A few fun facts about some of our babies.

did you know Goats are well-known for their ability to forage

Hinnies appearance: Smaller ears than a donkey, the same shape as horse ears. The mane and tail of a hinny are usually similar to a horse.

Long-horn Calves begin sprouting horns by the age of 3 weeks and Both male Longhorn bulls and female cows have horns.

Chickens have a profound memory and are able to distinguish between more than 100 faces of their species.

we need your help to do this. we need about 15 acres with a home for the humans to live in as we have wild prey and need to watch over our sanctuary animals constantly.

two non-profits will be sharing the land:

the second non-profit is GROWLING GARDEN

help bring our babies home to new land