When I first started SALI's Farm, I had a picture in mind of helping many different species of animals. But I never pictured what the health care would look like. Well, now I have a better idea and it is awesome! We have a whole team of volunteers at the farm who take care of our animals and we can provide a very high level of care. Although I am very careful to not overwhelm everyone with too many special needs at one time. If you like to know more, check out our latest medical journey with Louise. I will share our journey with Gracie next. We've been treating Louise's infections on his toes since June!

It is Sunday morning [Aug 6th] and we got a call that a farmer is ready to give up a blind cow to us. And we asked if we could take one of her friends which happens to be a .....

I still can't believe we lost Ellie. She survived months with a deformed leg, then full recovery from her amputation surgery only to succumb to a blasted respiratory failure. She always had a difficult time with her breathing, but the recent heat wave took it's toll on her.

​How can such a small being make such a huge impact in so many lives? Our beautiful Jamaica died last week. I found her dead inside her outdoor rabbitat on Wednesday on her side fully stretched out. I've talked to a few rabbit rescue people and they think it looks like she had a heart attack.

Can you imagine being so inspired by something, that you started the same program where you live? You visit them before you get started and then again 8 years later after running your program for 6 years?