FAQS

Yes and no. In the sense that we are open to the public for visits, and we are a farm where many of the animals love people and enjoy hugs and scratches, yes. What sets us apart is that we don't breed animals, we don't close our gates in the Fall, and we educate our visitors about our animals, their unique rescue stories, and how to interact with them. The mental, physical and emotional well-being of our resident animals is our top priority. They interact with people by choice; and are not bribed with food or forced to be in close contact with humans.