Farm Animal Adoption
NOTE: With the very rare exception of medical concerns, all animals will be spayed/neutered/castrated and given a health check prior to being adopted. Please check the ‘Adoption Process’ page for adoption fees.
Alpacas
Eddie – Adoption Pending
“Just watching him with the goats. He is so good to them and they probably don’t even realize how much he cares about them. He keeps his distance so as to not scare them but will still get as close as they let him because he loves them so much. Goats are his happy place.”
Eddie is an older alpaca who was found as a stray by animal control. Now he is living the good life with his goat friends at the sanctuary, but still deserves a home of his very own. Do you have goats who would like an alpaca friend? Or are you interested in adopting Eddie with a pair of his new goat friends? Complete a questionnaire today!
Larry, Curly and Moe
Larry, Curly and Moe are a bonded alpaca trio who brighten up everyone’s day with their sweet faces! They were shy around people when they were first rescued but now they’re generally curios and spunky! They are available for adoption to an experienced alpaca handler as Curly can sometimes be a bit of a trouble maker. If Larry, Curly and Moe look like the the alpaca family you’ve been hoping for fill out an adoption application today!
Cows
Journey, June, Peaches and Tonka
Peaches was rescued from a dairy that was going to send her to auction while pregnant – until Pasado’s stepped in and rescued her. Less than two days later, we welcomed baby Journey into the world. On that day, we made Peaches and Journey a promise that they could always stay together. As Journey grew, it was clear he needed a playmate and momma needed a break. So in walked June and Tonka! June and Tonka were being sold for beef when Pasado’s Safe Haven stepped in to rescue them – June and Peaches have been inseparable ever since.
When a Caregiver was asked what their ideal home would look like, she said: “A home that knows they expect produce, birthday parties and baked goods at all times.”
We’ve spent the past year spoiling these cows with all the finer things in life. Can you take over for us and continue showing them how amazing life is?
Goats
Amos
If Amos looks like your newest family member fill out an adoption questionnaire today!
Billy Bob
Now that Billy Bob has figured out how amazing life is, he needs a home that can provide him with all the attention and activity he desires.
Blanche & Cookie
Blanche and Cookie are an adorable duo! Blanche is lead instigator of the herd, but only when food is concerned. She loves playing with the boys and is the first one to let new goats know that she is the boss! Blanche loves humans, treats, and being scratched. Her companion, Cookie, really looks up to her and needs Blanche’s presence for reassurance. Cookie is a sweet girl who is often found nuzzling Blanche or her other goat friends, and will even sing you a song when she is relaxing/going to sleep. Give these girls a chance and complete an adoption questionnaire today!
Bobby & Cocoa
Cocoa is equally as entertaining! Her Caregiver says, “Cocoa loves to talk! She talks to me everyday and at any time of the day. She has a lot to say and needs to make sure you hear her. I will often talk back to her and it’s like we have an entire conversation with each other.”
LaMancha goats are known for being spunky and that is such an endearing characteristic for these two. Anyone who adopts them will be taken away by their spunky charm.
Dante and Puck
While Dante loves to be with all of the goats and feel like he’s part of the herd, one of our Ruminant Caregivers says,
“[Dante] loves to follow Puck everywhere. Puck is like his security blanket, if Puck wanders off and wants to go do something else Dante will slowly make his way over to Puck. He doesn’t like to be far from his friend.”
Joshua
Joshua will do best in a yard with lots of things to jump on, and with another goat to play with. He can always be found romping around the yard with his friends, or right at the fence line waiting for pets as his people approach.
He is a special goat who is sure to make you smile every day. If you would like to adopt Joshua or his friends, fill out an adoption questionnaire today!
Piglet
Piglet is extra wide and full of pride! She likes all of her goat friends, but tends to stick with the smaller girls most often. Because her stomach is so large, she does have some mobility issues but doesn’t seem bothered by it. She can still put the other goats in their place when needed! Piglet has adjusted beautifully to life at the sanctuary – the only thing she needs now is someone to show her how great a home can be.
Sofia & Robin
Robin and Sophia were rescued from the dairy industry – because they were “favorites” they were surrendered to a rescue instead of being sent to slaughter like all the other. They LOVE living the good life at the sanctuary. They spend so much time out in the grass relaxing that you can tell they never had much opportunity to do this in their previous life. Can you continue showing them the good life?
Whoopi
Whoopi is a smaller, spunky pygmy/cashmere goat cross. She came to the sanctuary after she was found as a stray by a local police department. She has done well in a herd, particularly when she has other ruminants who enjoy her playful energy. She will come right up to visitors for food (especially if they have bananas or saltines, her favorite treats!) but typically prefers to be on her own. If you have room in your pasture and in your heart for this special girl, fill out an adoption questionnaire today!
Woody and Rocky
“These boys absolutely love being around people. They follow me all over the yard and stand by the gate to cry when I leave. Even if I walk them over to a bunch of blackberries, they run after me when I walk away. These two also talk all the time. I’m never sure if they are talking to each other or if they think I understand goat! It’s almost like having a dog get super excited when you walk through the door, but goats that will cheer your presence. It’s rather adorable how much they seem to love people.”
Zahara
Our Ruminant Caregiver says her favorite thing about Zahara is, “how nice she is to the other goats and how she’s always there to be a friend and show them that the world isn’t so scary.”
Can you be a friend to Zahara?
Pigs
Bernard
Bernard can be a grumpy elder who likes things on his terms and spends most of the day sleeping – though he loves a good sun beam in the yard on a beautiful day. His Caregiver says,
“I love how he snores so loud, you can almost hear him from outside the barn. He is patient while his face is cleaned and although he doesn’t make it obvious, I think he likes the warm washcloth face cleaning a lot – especially is he is out laying in the sun. It’s kind of a nice bonding thing to do.”
You can learn more about Bernard and his rescue story here.
Boris
When his Caregiver was asked to describe something unique or endearing about Boris, she said “Though he is chunky, Boris is a dainty boy. He tip toes around his yard and tries extra hard not to knock into things. We had to teach him that it was okay to go into the mud to wallow.”
Boris is so people oriented that he waits at his gate for visitors to come in and see him… perhaps he is waiting for you?
Charlie & Elmo
Their caregiver says, “They are quite an oddball pair but they really do love each other. It’s quite evident when they go to bed and are always snuggled up as close as they can get. Sometimes at night I catch Elmo tucking Charlie in (but I don’t know if he wants people to know that — he may lose some street cred!).”
Elmo is going to struggle with health issues his whole life but he is so worth it. Both he and Charlie love people and are sure to make excellent companions to someone.
Heart
Heart is a large, beautiful pig. She loves to be around people and is well-behaved. She may get along with other large, docile pigs, but with a good amount of socialization from her humans caregivers, she may do well as a single pig as well. Pasado’s Safe Haven rescued her from neglect – her feet were particularly neglected and required specific care. Today, her feet are healing well and shouldn’t cause many more problems for this sweet girl. If Heart is the girl for you, fill out an adoption questionnaire today!
Lucy & Ethel
Lucy and Ethel are almost 700 pounds of pure fabulous-ness (each!). Lucy and Ethel are bonded and love each other very much. Ethel LOVES belly rubs, but Lucy can still be a little nervous around people. It’s easy to bond with Lucy as long as you bring treats! Lucy loves blackberries so you are sure to be her friend if you give her a blackberry treat. These girls have so much personality, curiosity and love and will make the most wonderful companion pets to a loving family!
Nanni & Noodles
Nanni and Noodles were rescued from a backyard butcher. They will be 160-200lbs when fully grown. Nanni and Noodles are very friendly with people but are not recommended for a home with other pigs. Nanni loves belly rubs and playing in water (mud), while her sister munches on treats. Complete a questionnaire today!
Oliver
Oliver has been lucky enough to do some recent traveling – making everyone’s day at the Microsoft offices. Everyone falls immediately in love with his quirky personality! Oliver can spends hours there, greeting everyone, without even laying down to rest, because he just wants to engage with people.
Consider adopting Oliver to your family today!
Poppy
Poppy made the long journey to the sanctuary from Oregon with her sisters Rose and Sweetpear – originally part of the PNW 250 Pig Rescue. These three girls stick together – if one pig wants to do something, they all have to do it! But they have their own quirks and endearing qualities. These three girls show us everyday just how strong they are by overcoming their sad history and continuing to trust and enjoy people. Can you give Poppy a home where she can continue to grow?
Rose
Rose made the long journey to the sanctuary from Oregon with her sisters Poppy and Sweetpea – originally being part of the PNW 250 Pig Rescue. These three girls stick together – if one pig wants to do something, they all have to do it! But they have their own quirks and endearing qualities. Rose is the gentle giant of the bunch (and a couch potato). Rose especially likes to lay in the mud wallows while supervising the little guys. These three girls show us everyday just how strong they are by overcoming their sad history and continuing to trust and enjoy people. Can you give Rose a home where she can continue to grow?
Ruby
Ruby is a gorgeous 500+ lb pig. Ruby loves people and will follow you around the yard when you come to visit her. She also loves belly rubs and is well-socialized. She gets along well with other big pigs. If she sounds like the pig for you, complete a questionnaire today!
Sweetpea
Sweetpea made the long journey to the sanctuary from Oregon with her sisters Poppy and Rose – originally being part of the PNW 250 Pig Rescue. These three girls stick together – if one pig wants to do something, they all have to do it! But they have their own quirks and endearing qualities: Sweetpea’s ears flap in the wind when she runs and it’s THE cutest thing. These three girls show us everyday just how strong they are by overcoming their sad history and continuing to trust and enjoy people. Can you give Sweetpea a home where she can continue to grow?
Violet
Violet is very people oriented – she likes to be where her people and to be included in whatever you are doing. Violet is very smart and would be an excellent pig to teach tricks or harness training (she has already done a bit of this). She just wants to please!
Her Caregiver says, “I always really enjoy having her around because she’s so interactive. When we put down new shavings or hay, Violet does this cute little excited dance and then throws herself into the pile.”
Sheep
The Beans Family
When Mr. and Mrs. Beans arrived at the sanctuary, Mrs. Beans was pregnant and due to give birth very soon. Less than one month later, we welcomed babies Gary and Monica into the world. Mr. and Mrs. Beans have been amazing parents and it’s been an privilege to watch this family grow – but now we want to see it grow even further, with a home! If you’re looking to add four amazing sheep to your family, look no further than the Beans family.


