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32 animals looking for sponsors

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Elvis & Freddy

Sheep
12 sheep

If you've been on a tour of the farm, you've met Elvis and Freddy, our twin Black Belly Barbados sheep. They never miss a chance to get scratches and…

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Alfie

Goat

Alfie was raised by a family in a 4-H Program, but ultimately left 4-H after deciding to keep him in their care rather than slaughter him. They tried…

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Angel

Cattle

Angel lived on a black angus ranch and had given birth to stillborn babies 2 years in a row, which meant that Angel was destined for slaughter. A…

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Argyle

Cattle

Argyle is a Jersey steer who was born on an organic dairy farm. As a male, he wasn’t useful in the production of milk and was facing an unfortunate…

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Avery

Goat

Avery is one of the animals in our care. Sponsorship pays for their food, bedding and vet care through the year.

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Benjamin

Pig

As a piglet, Ben found himself at the SPCA needing a home. He was saved by a rescue organization who cared for him for a few years before deciding…

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Cali (Callie)

Goat

Callie had a rough beginning. She was originally in a live market, destined for slaughter, when she was pulled by a local property owner who was…

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Dawn

Pig

Dawn might just be the most important pig in the entire world! Through Sweet Farm's technology program, Dawn gave a few cells to Mission Barns for…

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Dusk

Pig

Dusk is one of the animals in our care. Sponsorship pays for their food, bedding and vet care through the year.

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Earl

Goat

Earl was found by animal control and taken into a shelter before being rescued. His feet happen to be deformed, but they get plenty of care of so he…

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Fawn

Goat

Lucy was on a nearby property where a woman was breeding goats to sell. No one was buying, and the woman suffered a traumatic injury and realized she…

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Gator

Goat

Gator came to us from yet another sanctuary having to close its doors. He was rescued by them as a baby when he broke his leg and his "owners" didn't…

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Gizmo

Cattle

A young girl raised Gizmo for the local 4-H animal program. She bonded with his playful, sweet personality and couldn’t bear to send him to auction…

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Greta

Goat

Greta is Ringo’s mom, and Earl’s adopted mom. She was rescued from an organic dairy farm and had to have a life-saving surgery due to severe…

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Grover

Goat

Grover is one of the animals in our care. Sponsorship pays for their food, bedding and vet care through the year.

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Hershey

Goat

Lucy was on a nearby property where a woman was breeding goats to sell. No one was buying, and the woman suffered a traumatic injury and realized she…

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Khalil

Goat

Khalil was born on a goat dairy farm, but was having difficulty passing urine and was suffering from its scald. This is a common issue as a result of…

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Levi

Goat

Little Levi is a fainting pygmy goat who was found on the streets of Queens, NY in 2015. This brave boy most likely escaped from a live market, of…

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Liberty (Libby)

Pig

Liberty (Libby) is one of the animals in our care. Sponsorship pays for their food, bedding and vet care through the year.

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Lucy

Goat

Lucy was on a nearby property where a woman was breeding goats to sell. No one was buying, and the woman suffered a traumatic injury and realized she…

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Magnolia (Maggie)

Cattle

Magnolia was rejected by her mom as a baby. Discovered by a local cattle rancher, malnourished and with a broken hoof, she was brought to Sweet Farm…

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Millie

Goat

After our sweet Greta lost her bestie, Astrid, this summer, we knew we needed new friends for her. So when we saw Rosie and Millie needed a new home…

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Ringo

Goat

Ringo is quite the character - he’s very sweet and LOVES people. He can be a little naughty, but he gets away with it because he’s cute! He is…

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Rosie

Goat

Rosie, Millie, Sheldon, and Gator came to us in late 2024 from yet another sanctuary having to close its doors. Rosie is an absolute spitfire who fit…

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Ruby

Goat

We received a call from a family who needed to rehome their very sweet and friendly 10-year-old goat. After losing her best friend last year, she…

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S'mores

Llama

S’mores was on a local llama farm but suffering from excruciating and deadly jaw abscesses, for which her owner did not want to pay for treatment…

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Sam

Pig

Sam is an adorable hairless Yucatan pig, rescued from a dermatological lab near San Diego, CA during the onset of the global Covid-19 pandemic. When…

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Sheika

Llama

Sheika and Dolly have been together since they were a year old. They were being kept in a small suburban backyard, where they were made to give rides…

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Sheldon

Goat

Sheldon came to us in late 2024 from yet another sanctuary having to close its doors. They rescued him a few years ago when his “owners” planned to…

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Spuds

Pig

Spuds escaped from a factory farm as a little baby piglet, and managed to survive in the Santa Cruz Mountains for 3 weeks before being saved and…

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Ziggy

Pig

Ziggy was our first NY farm rescue. He was born on a production pig farm, but due to his charming personality became a favorite of the pig farmer…

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Zulu

Goat

This handsome La Mancha was rescued from slaughter at only six months old when a farmer's granddaughter begged her grandfather to spare Zulu's life…

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