Audrey came from Tomten Farm and Sanctuary in NH with Elliot after being saved from going to auction, as she could not have babies so was of “no use” in the dairy industry. She is playful and loves to lick new visitors to say hello!

Elliot was rescued before being "shipped" to the livestock auction. He's 1800 pounds of love and thinks he's a dog. Just like Shiro, he wants to jump on people's shoulders. Have you ever had an 1800 pound puppy on your shoulders? Fun, but not recommended.

Wallace was born on March 23rd, 2019 and was surrendered to the Sanctuary after a guardian angel saw him in a veal crate. He is very playful. He is a cross breed of Highland Angus and his horns are a bit goofy. (yes they are trimmed each year)

Bob came to the Sanctuary after he was discarded from the dairy industry. He first came here with a serious infection called Lumpy Jaw, but now he is completely cured! He is very affectionate and loves to run around with his buddy Wallace.

Hamish is a miracle baby white Highland, surviving separation from mom in a heatwave, trapped on a ravine. With lots of extensive care he is thriving here.

Dudley is a star. He's a gentle giant - nearly one ton of pure joy. He spends his day relaxing in his paddock when he's not nuzzling with Audrey or enjoying a brushing from his human friends.

Pal, our “Oreo Cow,” escaped from a slaughterhouse, cleverly spotting an open door and headed for the hills - he is no fool! We were able to round him up after several hours of footwork, and he has settled in with the Bovine Forever Friends for a happy ending.