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Two Sheep Find a Home

ByJon

We love days like this when we actual get to take our rescued animals to their new homes. This weekend it was time to take Edna and Hilda to their new life-long homes as pets, never to be red or exploited for food.We rescued them earlier in the year, they were originally rescued from a farmer who was getting them slaughtered for meat, the person who took them in had good intentions, but could no longer keep them and requested our help. Its so good to see them happy and safe in a new forever home.

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