MEET THE ANIMALS!

Adele arrived at Unity in August 2020! She is a 10-year-old standard donkey and is much taller than her new “big sister,” Star the mini donkey. Adele has a soft spot for sweet talk , ear rubs, and the company of other equines.

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In Memory - Blook was extremely friendly and was the head of the goat herd. He loved to lick anyone who entered his paddock!

Brandy is 16 and an Appaloosa Quarter Horse. She is very spirited! Brandy is very much in love with our Farm Manger!

In Memory - Charlotte came to the Sanctuary with her mother, Lila, and brother, Shaun after they were no longer usable to train herding dogs. Charlotte was very curious but shy and prefered to stay close to her mother.

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Domino came from Maine with his mother, Mocha. He is very thoughtful and loves to play fight with the other male alpaca. He is always seen around his favorite rock and loves to pose on it for visitors.

Dudley is a star. He's a gentle giant - nearly one ton of pure joy. He spends his day relaxing in his paddock when he's not nuzzling with Audrey or enjoying a brushing from his human friends.

Sweet Eddie came to Unity as a senior at 14 years of age. He was not with us very long, but his loving personality made a lasting impression on us all.

In Memory - Ellie was the most social female fainting goat. She loved to climb and greet visitors. She had a handsome beard and the most beautiful eyes.

George is a Potbelly pig. He used to live indoors, but sadly his home burned down and he lost his tail in the fire. He is extremely social and loves to say hello to every visitor.

Gypsy came from Carlisle, MA. She is an extremely sweet minihorse who was quite shy at the beginning but is now relaxed and trusting, and has a little crush on Cash.

In Memory - Amber was a purebred Arabian horse from Middleboro, MA. She was very easy-going and spirited, and is very missed

Audrey came from Tomten Farm and Sanctuary in NH with Elliot after being saved from going to auction, as she could not have babies so was of “no use” in the dairy industry. She is playful and loves to lick new visitors to say hello!

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Bob came to the Sanctuary after he was discarded from the dairy industry. He first came here with a serious infection called Lumpy Jaw, but now he is completely cured! He is very affectionate and loves to run around with his buddy Wallace.

Buddy quickly worked his way into the hearts of many after his arrival, including his BFF Misty, the Goat. With a gorgeous thick coat and strapping horns, he is quite irresistible to staff and visitors alike.

Clyde came to us with Lovebug and Hotrod as youngsters after a farm stand was getting rid of them. He is playful, gentle and beloved by the volunteers

Danny's mother is Daisy Mae. He is a white alpaca, which really means he is never whiter at all! He has a bit of a goofy grin.

Dory is a Welsh Pony who was rescued with her son, Squirt. She was completely blind in her left eye and is enjoying her retirement at the Sanctuary. She loves baths, walks, and meeting visitors.

Dunny is a Dun colored Quarterhorse. He has laminitis and other hoof issues so he needs retirement. Sweet Dunny is a gentle gelding, and gets along with everyone.

Ella Mae is the matriarch of the female herd. She is mother to Daisy Mae and Persia, and grandmother to Danny and Sunny.

Elliot was rescued before being "shipped" to the livestock auction. He's 1800 pounds of love and thinks he's a dog. Just like Shiro, he wants to jump on people's shoulders. Have you ever had an 1800 pound puppy on your shoulders? Fun, but not recommended.

In Memory - Goldy was sadly afraid of people but made some improvement with the love from so many here. We hope he knew how much he was loved.

Hamish is a miracle young white Highland, surviving separation from mom in a heatwave, trapped on a ravine. With lots of extensive care he is thriving here.

Sweet adorable Amelia is a young Gloucestershire Old Spot pig who has fit right in with the other pigs here at the Sanctuary. We love her joie de vivre and those beyond-cute floppy ears!

Belladonna is a Kune Kune pig. She is insistently social and wants a lot of attention, but is willing to share a little attention with her sister Mirabella.

Billy is a Nubian goat. He was rescued with Marky from a butchering operation in Lawrence, MA. He is very curious and always wants to know what's going on around his paddock.

Boomer is a playful little fella who (like many mini horses) suffers from some health problems due to being bred to such a small size. But, with his best friend Lollipop by his side, Boomer gained weight and confidence ,and is an energetic youngster now.

Cash is from Tolland, CT. He had never lived with other horses before he came to the Sanctuary, so when he first arrived he lived with the goats. He is very calm natured and now enjoys living with the other minis.

Daisy Mae came from Maine with most of the herd. Her mother is Ella Mae and she is a sister of Persia. Her son is Danny.

Danny Boy is a Hampshire Pig. We are so happy to have this cheerful boy living his forever life at UFS, and we think he is pretty happy too. He loves his buddies, and they cuddle together at night!

Dougie joined us from another sanctuary when they needed some assistance - Dougie had a habit of breaking out and talking all his buddies with him! He is fast and friendly and so easy to get along with.

In Memory - Dutchess was a slender and elegant red roan appaloosa mare. She was a barrel racer at some point in her past. She really enjoyed hanging out with the minihorses.

Ellie is a Great Pyrenees/Anatolian Shepherd cross. She was born on a goat farm in Illinois and came to us from her family who loved her very much but could no longer keep her. Volunteers love to visit her!

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Good Will is a Cheviot Sheep from Vermont that was rescued after he became an orphan due to his large size at birth. He is very adventurous and loves to eat, prance around, and greet new visitors!

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