My Nonprofit Reviews

My husband and I were the owners of a llama herd which we had lovingly kept for many years. We came to the painful realization that we were getting old and neither of us would be able to keep up the animals alone. Along with some health issues and being a caregiver of a 100 year old parent at another location, we reached out for help in locating the best place for our “babies”. Selling them was never an option because we wanted them in a place where we knew they would be well cared for and loved. 6 of my llamas who are seniors and have some issues wound up at Frog Song Farm Sanctuary. I just thought I took good care of my llamas. There is no better place than n earth for them to be. They are loved, petted, well fed, medical needs met, safe and happy. I love being able to keep up with them on the FSFS page on fb. Not only do they have llamas but cows, horses, donkeys, sheep, goats, Chickens, geese, ducks, dogs and cats. Most of their animals are elderly or have other medical issues. They frequently have the vet and farrier out and we all know the price of that. Kay and Richard do this out of the great love they have for these animals and oftentimes needed money comes from their pockets for
Things like barns, feed, etc. I can think of few places more worthy of your donations. An added bonus is Kay’s running commentary and comical stories she spins about the animals.