My Nonprofit Reviews

FSFS brings in a mix of ailing, or aging, or abused goats, pigs, horses, donkeys, turkeys, chickens, ducks, alpaca, llamas, dogs and barn cats. All animals big and small are treated with the utmost love, respect, kindness, healthcare, food, treats, fans for the heat, etc etc etc. Plus, on top of all the usual chores and care, Kay gives those of us who observe and support from afar some of the best stories highlighting the personalities of the animals, their needs, their accomplishments, the setbacks, the needs of the sanctuary, and all with heart and humor. I’ve always loved animals but with mostly just knowledge on dogs so following the sanctuary has taught me a great deal (especially about pigs and horses). Her stories and how much they meant to me day to day when I was caring for my mother is why my bucket list includes a visit to them some day. That and I have got to see Maggie’s hairdo up close and personal one day ;) iykyk