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on 20 Jun, 2017

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This is a hands on, group workshop where you apply the products yourself and learn about effective skincare habits and products. Assistance and supervision is constantly available.

Opportunity to order products used on the day for those interested.
$25 per person includes facial & skincare lesson, take home sampler pack and full sized hand cream. Refreshments served.

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Ghleanna & Wilma

on 27 Apr, 2017

Ghleanna and Wilma (cows) Arrived 24 February 2017

These two beautiful cows have been part of a happy family for the past 10 years, living on a lovely property in the Perth hills. Their vegetarian carers love them dearly, and have always taken great care of them. But sadly, the family faced some very difficult challenges last year, and have had to sell their property and rehome their beloved Dexter’s.

Ghleanna is 6 years old, and her lovely natured calf Wilma is 4. Ghleanna boasts a magnificent set of horns, as her previous carers thought it was inhumane to remove them. She is a very devoted mother, and her name is Scottish Gaelic for ‘Lives in the Valley’.

 

Would you like to help us to take care of ANIMALS NAME?  One off donations and sponsorship gifts are available now to support our work. Thank you for caring about farm animals.

**  Happy Hooves Farm Sanctuary – Where The Good Life Begins  **

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Position Vacant – HHFS Fundraiser & Arbonne Team Member

on 24 Jan, 2017

Are you interested in earning an income and supporting our charity at the same time?

The Idea

two lambs at Happy Hooves
Do you live in any of these countries? Join us!
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One of the many pigs we have rescued
Arbonne Opportunity

Hi! I’m Maree Earnshaw – I’m an Executive District Manager & Independent Consultant for Arbonne. I currently dedicate 100%* of my Arbonne commission income to Happy Hooves Farm Sanctuary, our non profit animal rescue that I co-founded and co-direct under our registered charity, Animal Actionist Ltd. I’m looking for passionate and compassionate people to join my Arbonne team to help me raise more money to support this incredibly important and meaningful cause. Could that be you?

By donating my commissions, and building a team of independent consultants within my group, we can generate a larger and more consistent income for the sanctuary. This means that anyone who joins my team and sells the products, automatically sends a percentage of commissions to our cause. This gives YOU the rare opportunity to run your own business, earn a potentially lucrative income AND support our charity without handing over any additional money. We simply earn when you do.

I’m looking for team members in Australia, US, Canada, UK, Poland, New Zealand and Taiwan to join my animal loving, socially aware and motivated team. No prior sales experience is necessary as training is available both one on one and online. Please join us if you are a team player, committed to your own success, love animals, and if you’re self motivated to complete training & business development meetings – either online or in person.

You will be promoting and selling premium quality Arbonne products that are vegan, effective, environmentally friendly, and safe. The Arbonne range is diverse and easy to love! The range includes makeup, skincare, nutrition, body and hair care. Our “Happy Hooves” team is VERY supportive and will guide you every step of the way in establishing your new business and to reach your personal goals. Read more HERE for information about what it means to become an Arbonne Independent Consultant.

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The Offer

Arbonne skincare products, based on botanical principles, became a reality in the United States in 1980 and are now shared throughout the world through the Arbonne network of Independent Consultants. Building on these same founding principles, the product line has since grown to include both inner and outer health and beauty products that are unparalleled in quality, safety, value, benefits and results.

The wonderful thing about Arbonne is that it’s not just about great products, it’s also about great people. The Arbonne family is made up of thousands of individuals working to make their dreams come true. Through sales incentives and rewards, travel opportunities, a generous SuccessPlan and great products, Arbonne offers a unique opportunity that can help make anyone’s vision for the future a reality.

Ready to Go?

Please send me a message to lodge your interest and to find out more by clicking the photo link below.

* Percentage of Maree’s personal income donated to Happy Hooves is subject to change and at the sole discretion of Maree Earnshaw. However the percentage of team contribution remains constant and in line with team sales and earning levels as prescribed by the Arbonne Success Plan.  Find out more about Independent Consultant income potential via the Arbonne Independent Consultant Compensation Summary.
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REHOMED! Little One & Pooz – two moos who need a home

on 13 Jan, 2017

UPDATE: We were unable to find the right home for these special girls. So Little One and Pooz have recently been given a new home at Possum Valley Animal Sanctuary, not too far from their original home. Where they will enjoy the rest of their days together.

Little One and Pooz are two adorable old girls who have found themselves in a pickle. They were originally purchased and bred as pets to keep the grass down, and both have done a beautiful job of fulfilling their roles for their owner. Sadly, Mark is now selling his acreage and the new owners do not want the girls to stay. The bad news is we need to find them somewhere safe and loving before the 8th of February 2017!

The white girl has some issues with arthritis and they are a bonded pair so it would be perfect if we could find them a home together and with owners who can take care of arthritis issues. Both girls are used to sharing a paddock with sheep.

Little One & Pooz will be vaccinated and treated for parasites before handover to their new family and an adoption fee of $120 applies (negotiable with the right home).

QUICK REFERENCE LIST:

NAME:   Little One & Pooz

AGE:   18 & 19

BREED:   Murray Greys

WORMED:   Yes

DESEXED:   No (not adoptable for breeding)

VACCINATED:   Yes

TEMPERAMENT:   Quiet and friendly

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS:   URGENT PLACEMENT! Both are getting older and one has arthritis so these cows would be best placed together, but not with other cattle to avoid injuries. They do however enjoy the company of sheep.

ADOPTION FEE:   $120 for both

We hope you can help us to help these lovely cows, please fill in the Expression of Interest form below if you would like to know more, or offer to adopt.

PLEASE SHARE THIS POST WITH ANYONE YOU KNOW WHO MAY BE ABLE TO OFFER A WONDERFUL HOME.

Please fill in our EXPRESSION OF INTEREST form if you would like to ask questions or offer to adopt.

* Animal Actionist promotes non breeding of all rescued animals, particularly in the interest of breaking the cycle of unwanted farm animals (most of them males,) that find themselves with little time to find a new home and end up in danger of slaughter. All farm animals adopted via Animal Actionist are intended as family pets, and therefore the same rules that apply for non breeding of cats and dogs, applies to these animals too. If you apply to adopt you thereby agree and are bound to not use this animal for breeding.

All suitable applications are forwarded to the current custodian for consideration, and you will be contacted as soon as possible to discuss your offer further. Please understand that it may take a few days for us to respond to you depending on the amount of applications received, and it is never a case of first come, first served with animal adoptions, as we have to do our best to locate the absolute best homes for the animals. If you have any problems or further queries, please contact Animal Actionist direct via the “contact us” link. Thank you so much for caring for animals.

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Chooky the Rooster needs a super URGENT home!

on 16 Dec, 2016

Chooky found his own home about 12 months ago when he wandered onto a hills property and claimed a tree for a bed. He crept his way into the homeowners heart and she created a lovely box up in the tree for him so he would be safe from the elements. Unfortunately, she lives in a shire that does not allow roosters and despite the fact that Chooky is very happy in his current home, she must move him on. Here’s a little story about him from Gill…

Chooky is a tame rooster with heaps of personality. To get to his bed, he jumps on a rubbish bin then jumps into his bed. He does prefer to climb onto your hand and get lifted to his bed, from the bin, and then have his wattles and cheeks rubbed while he enjoys a bedtime snack of grapes, biscuit crumbs and wheat. He is very funny. I then have to pull up Black plastic across the opening to keep it dark but have been doing that late at night because it is too hot to do that in summer. Before bedtime he likes to hang out with us. His best friends are 3 visiting kangaroos. He hangs out with them all day and eats from the same bowl, especially with the mother and her new joey. He thinks he’s a kangaroo and protects their food from the crows and magpies. He doesn’t attack the birds, just boldly walks up and they move on.”

This gorgeous fellow must go to a really good home, but very quickly, as the Shire is putting pressure on her to get rid of him ASAP.

QUICK REFERENCE LIST:

NAME: Chooky

AGE: 18 months

BREED: Orpington cross (possibly)

WORMED: No (will be done before handover to new home)

PARASITE PREVENTION: Will be treated with flea and mite spray before handover.

TEMPERAMENT: Friendly, loves a scratch and to hang out with kangaroos. Not too fond of crows though.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS:  Chooky would do best in a free range environment but would need secure housing for night time to prevent predator attack. Roosters are restricted to councils that allow the keeping of them due to the noise they create with their adorable crows. Please be sure to check with your local council before you offer to adopt. Please note that this rooster is NOT offered for breeding or eating.

ADOPTION FEE: $20

We hope you can help us to help Chooky… please fill in the Expression of Interest form below if you would like to know more, or offer to adopt.

Chooky in his treehouse
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PLEASE SHARE THIS POST WITH ANYONE YOU KNOW WHO MAY BE ABLE TO OFFER A WONDERFUL HOME.

Please fill in our EXPRESSION OF INTEREST form if you would like to ask questions or offer to adopt.

* Animal Actionist promotes non breeding of all rescued animals, particularly in the interest of breaking the cycle of unwanted farm animals (most of them males,) that find themselves with little time to find a new home and end up in danger of slaughter. All farm animals adopted via Animal Actionist are intended as family pets, and therefore the same rules that apply for non breeding of cats and dogs, applies to these animals too. If you apply to adopt you thereby agree and are bound to not use this animal for breeding.

All suitable applications are forwarded to the current custodian for consideration, and you will be contacted as soon as possible to discuss your offer further. Please understand that it may take a few days for us to respond to you depending on the amount of applications received, and it is never a case of first come, first served with animal adoptions, as we have to do our best to locate the absolute best homes for the animals. If you have any problems or further queries, please contact Animal Actionist direct via the “contact us” link. Thank you so much for caring for animals.

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A Castle for Sir William the Goat?

on 12 Dec, 2016

William – affectionately known as “Billy” is in need of a new home as his owner was very ill and no longer able to care for him.

NHRFA found out about his plight and arranged for an urgent temporary home for him. He was an entire male and seemed very wary and demonstrated fear when approached by humans, so we knew he needed some TLC and vet work before he could find a forever home.

The amazing people at Paradise Pastures Farm Animal Sanctuary took him in and looked after him post castration surgery. They worked tirelessly to gain his confidence and show him that people mean him no harm.

Billy is now a much happier goat – and very ready to find a loving family who will keep him safe and secure. Could this be with you?

QUICK REFERENCE LIST:

NAME: Sir William (aka Billy)

AGE: Approximately 3 years

BREED: Unsure – Miniature Cross (?)

HEIGHT: 90cm to shoulder (approx.)

WEIGHT: 40kg approx

WORMED: Yes

DESEXED: Yes

VACCINATED: Yes

TEMPERAMENT: Very feisty but loves to play and receive scratches.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: Billy is prone to getting a bit bossy over food so he needs a confident handler. He would really suit a home with other goats to play with. Goats need very good fencing as they are escape artists by nature. Ring-lock and line wire (top) is the best, at a height of approx 130-140cm. They are browsers, not grazers, so they will eat trees and bushes. They require regular vaccinations and good nutrition (contrary to popular belief, goats cannot survive on tin cans!) as well as shelter from the elements and vet care when unwell.

ADOPTION FEE: $70 (negotiable with the right home)

We hope you can help us to help this lovely boy.. please fill in the Expression of Interest form below if you would like to know more, or offer to adopt.

PLEASE SHARE THIS POST WITH ANYONE YOU KNOW WHO MAY BE ABLE TO OFFER A WONDERFUL HOME.

Please fill in our EXPRESSION OF INTEREST form if you would like to ask questions or offer to adopt.

* Animal Actionist promotes non breeding of all rescued animals, particularly in the interest of breaking the cycle of unwanted farm animals (most of them males,) that find themselves with little time to find a new home and end up in danger of slaughter. All farm animals adopted via Animal Actionist are intended as family pets, and therefore the same rules that apply for non breeding of cats and dogs, applies to these animals too. If you apply to adopt you thereby agree and are bound to not use this animal for breeding.

All suitable applications are forwarded to the current custodian for consideration, and you will be contacted as soon as possible to discuss your offer further. Please understand that it may take a few days for us to respond to you depending on the amount of applications received, and it is never a case of first come, first served with animal adoptions, as we have to do our best to locate the absolute best homes for the animals. If you have any problems or further queries, please contact Animal Actionist direct via the “contact us” link. Thank you so much for caring for animals.

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Monaro (Moni) – Rainbow Bridge

on 07 Dec, 2016

Monaro (Pony) Arrived 5th December 2016

18th August 2017 – Sadly today we said goodbye to sweet Monaro.
At an estimated 30 plus years old Monaro had lived a long life but it seems her age had caught up to her. Upon investigation vets discovered she had multiple issues with her stomach, liver, and intestines that were irreparable. Monaro will be greatly missed at the sanctuary, and in our hearts.

This adorable little lady was rescued 7 years ago from a large abondoned property. Because she hadn’t had any human handling, she was extremely wary of humans and arrived in a float laying down and very stressed. Luckily the family that rescued her back then, spent a lot of loving time with her and helped her to overcome her worries and learn to trust again.

More recently, her current family had to move to the city and they were very worried about where their girl Monaro (AKA “Minnie”) would end up. Being over 30 years old and prone to colic, she needed to find the exact right home that could care for her properly and provide her with a comfortable life in her mature years. So they contacted our co-operative rehoming group New Homes for Rescued Farm Animals (NHRFA) to help with this. NHRFA tried to find a home for over 5 months but we were unable to secure the right type of home, so now she has found her way to sanctuary at Happy Hooves.

We are so happy to welcome Monaro to the rest of her safe and secure life. She is now affectionately known as Moni – because we already have a sheep named Minnie.

Monaro at her previous home
First day at Happy Hooves
Enjoying the sunshine
Assessing her new home
Such a beauty
 

Would you like to help us to take care of Monaro?  One off donations and sponsorship gifts are available now to support our work. Thank you for caring about farm animals.

**  Happy Hooves Farm Sanctuary – Where The Good Life Begins  **

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