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

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.

In Memory - Leona was a super sweet Idaho Pasture pig and came from Sherborn MA with her sister, Osa. She weighed over 500 pounds but that didn't stop her from asking for belly rubs.

In Memory - Mocha was the mother of Domino and came from Maine. She was gentle and a happy part of the herd. She will be missed.

In Memory - Shiro was a Great Pyrenees livestock guardian dog. He weighed 100 pounds, loved putting his paws on your shoulders, and barked to defend from every possible threat. He was a Sanctuary favorite.

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

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.

In Memory - Millie was a 28 year old Welsh Pony from Holden, MA. She was beloved by all the young women who learned to ride on her and many still came to visit her! She was very gentle and loved to be groomed.

In Memory - Rue was a Juliana pig. She loved to sleep in the sun and hang out with her chicken friends.

In Memory - Stanley was the father of Danny and was also from Maine. He was one of the most social males and was filled with curiosity; he loved to sniff visitors' hair. He was named after the Stanley Cup.

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.

In Memory - Jules was almost 22, and was a Bay Morgan who came with Linnea Morgan from Dover, MA after foundering (laminitis). She was very gentle and we miss her very much after her sudden passing from a hidden cancer

In Memory - Mint was rescued from Sudbury MA with her mother, Juniper. She is very quiet and sweet.

Shaun came from Carver, MA with his mother and sister because he was too friendly to train herding dogs. He was very curious and so very sweet, always coming up to visitors & volunteers to say hello.

In Memory - Tinkerbelle came from Maine with many of the others. Despite being the tiniest alpaca at the sanctuary, she was always first to the food. She was very good natured and the easiest going alpaca. We miss her!