Category: Animal Rescues

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Milly & Molly Need a Forever Home

on 17 Apr, 2018

Location: Helena Valley

Twins Milly and Molly were born in at the property where they currently live. Their carer’s are selling their property, and will not be able to take the adorable duo with them.

As Milly and Molly are very bonded twins, we do require that they are rehomed somewhere where they can live together.

Milly and Molly will be vaccinated and wormed before handover to their new family.

An adoption fee of $100 applies.

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NAME:                    Milly & Molly

AGE:                       5.5 years

SEX:                       Female

BREED:                  Rangeland Boar Cross

WEIGHT:                60Kg

WORMED:              Yes

DE-SEXED:            No

VACCINATED:        Yes

TEMPERAMENT:  Friendly and sociable, very bonded.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: Milly and Molly would like to be adopted together. Goats require adequate fencing and enclosures. You will need shire approval and a Department of Agriculture registration (which is easy to get).

ADOPTION FEE:    $100

Milly waiting for some carrots
Milly
Molly
Sibling love

We hope you can help us to help this lovely goat .. please fill in the form via the “APPLY HERE” button below if you would like to know more, 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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Josie & Gus in Need of a New Home

on 20 Mar, 2018

Location: Herron

In 2016, Josie and her baby boy Gus were dumped at a beach . Mandurah Wildlife Rescue were notified about the abandoned goats and they were taken in one of the organisation’s volunteers. Both mother and kid were very underweight, and Gus who was only 4-6 weeks old at the time had to be hand fed while his mother was treated for mastitis. Gus was so week he couldn’t stand on his own, and his carer was concerned that he wouldn’t survive. Thankfully he made it through this hard time, and is now a healthy young goat.

Josie and Gus are very affectionate. Gussy loves his head scratched between his horns and Josie loves a shoulder massage. They both love to go on walks with their carer and the resident dogs.

“Every morning Gus waits for me to have my coffee so he can put his head on my lap for a scratch – they are not normal farm yard goats. They roam free and graze the property all day and then wait for their rice cracker, nuts and/or fav veggies and fruit snack to go up to their pen for the night. Josie then comes and nudges me affectionately every morning when I let them out – I know this means thanks and then gallops off to enjoy her day.”

Josie was clearly mistreated by her original owners as she is scared or brooms and wouldn’t allow anyone to touch her head. But with time and lots of TLC she has learnt to trust again, coming to her carer for head and shoulder rubs.

Gus also has his own Facebook page Gus in the Wild West!

Unfortunately their carer needs to sell her property, and will no longer be in a position to provide a home for these gorgeous goats and we are looking for a loving new home for them. Josie and Gus will be vaccinated and wormed before handover to their new family. An adoption fee of $100 applies.

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NAME:                         Josie and Gus

AGE:                            approx. 4yrs; nearly 2 years

SEX:                             Female; male

BREED:                       Nubian

WORMED:                   Yes

DE-SEXED:                 Gus is de-sexed

VACCINATED:            Yes

TEMPERAMENT:        Friendly and sociable, like to be around humans.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS:  Josie and Gus would like to be adopted together. Gus needs interaction with other goats, as his mum Josie cops the brunt of his bunting. A home where there are some other goats would be idea.  Goats require adequate fencing and enclosures. You will need shire approval and a Department of Agriculture registration (which is easy to get).

ADOPTION FEE:         $100

Photos supplied by owner

We hope you can help us to help this lovely goat .. please fill in the form via the “APPLY HERE” button below if you would like to know more, 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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Silky Bantams Looking for a New Abode

on 19 Mar, 2018

Location:  Byford

Elliot and Cody, previously Emma and Caramelle were purchased as young hens by a recommended poultry supplier. Their carer, was lead to believe she was purchasing hens, but ended up with noisy little roosters. As she lives in suburbia she is not permitted to keep them.

The boys will be wormed and vaccinated before handover to their new family.

An adoption fee of $20 each, or $30 together applies.

Name:                          Elliot & Cody

Age:                             6.5 months

Sex:                             Male

Breed:                         Silky Bantam

Wormed:                     Yes

De-sexed:                    No

Vaccinated:                 Yes

Temperament:            Friendly and used to being around humans.

Special Considerations: 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. These two little guys are free-roaming during the day, and will need a home where they are free to run around and forage.

We hope you can help us to help this lovely young rooster .. please fill in the form via the “APPLY HERE” button below if you would like to know more, or offer to adopt.

Special thanks to Katie Walker at Animal Antics Photography for the stunning photos below.

We hope you can help us to help these lovely roosters .. please fill in the form via the “APPLY HERE” button 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.

* 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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Phil & Giles are Looking for a Loving Home

on 17 Mar, 2018

Location: Burns Beach

Phil and Giles are a pair lovely little Barnevelder cross feather-footed bantam roosters. They were hand reared along with three other chicks believed to be females, but all four grew up to be beautiful roosters. Their friends Ivan and Winston were lucky enough to find new homes, but these two boys are still looking.

As their current carers live in suburbia, they are not permitted to keep roosters at their residence. Despite trying different methods to reduce the noise of their crows, they are worried that the boys will be discovered, and the council will take him away. They are very fond of this little guys, and would love to keep them as pets but their proximity to the neighbours means this isn’t an option, therefore they are eager to find their boys a loving home.

Of the original four roosters, Phil and Giles were at the bottom of the pecking order. Both are very sweet little cockerels, and Giles is particularly shy; they make wonderful pets. Not to mention they are stunning birds, boasting beautiful colours and patterns, and forage around on those adorable feathered feet!

QUICK REFERENCE LIST:

Name:                    Phil and Giles

Age:                       6 months

Sex:                       Male

Breed:                   Barnevelder X Feather Footed Bantam

Wormed:               Yes

De-sexed:              No

Vaccinated:          Yes

Temperament:      Friendly and non-aggressive.

Special Considerations: 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.

Adoption Fee:   $40

Giles is a little camera shy
Can I help you?
Phil’s cool do
Phil
Giles
Giles looking very handsome
Giles trying to hide
Phil posing for his photo

We hope you can help us to help these lovely roosters .. please fill in the form via the “APPLY HERE” button 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.

* 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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Family of 7 Looking for a Loving Home

on 27 Feb, 2018

Location: Gidgegannup

This woolly family consisting of one male, 3 ewes and their 3 offspring were impounded by the City of Cockburn a little over two months ago. Their owners were could not be found, and no one came to collect them. We decided to bring them to Happy Hooves until we could secure a good home for them (as our space is very limited these days).

When they first arrived, they’re condition was quite poor, but after a couple of months living at Happy Hooves, they have filled out nicely. Mr Snuggles (who’s not so snuggly) was castrated by our vet, so there will be no more additions to this little herd.

The sheep have been wormed and vaccinated and are ready to move in with their new family.

QUICK REFERENCE LIST:
AGE:   Varying ages (approx. 2 months – a few years)
SEX:    6 females, 1 male (castrated)
BREED:    Damara cross
WORMED:   Yes
DESEXED:  Male is de-sexed (females are intact)
VACCINATED:  Yes
TEMPERAMENT:    Mother and baby are fairly comfortable around humans, the other five are quite skittish.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS:  They are a family and will need to be rehomed together.
ADOPTION FEE:

We hope you can help us to help this lovely sheep .. please fill in the form via the “APPLY HERE” button below if you would like to know more, or offer to adopt.

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* 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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Eloise

on 13 Feb, 2018

Eloise (pig) Arrived 20th November 2017

Little Eloise was discovered in somebody’s rear garden. She was collected by rangers and taken to the City of Cockburn pound where she was impounded for 11 days. She was advertised, but no owner came forward so they staff contacted us about the homeless piglet.

Eloise was not alone for long, as not long after her arrival we were contacted about another piglet, around the same age. Eloise was soon joined by Camilla, though the introduction did not go as smoothly as we had hoped – they seemed to hate each other!

They started off living in the hospital barn, in enclosures beside each other so they could get used to one another’s presence. They spent short amounts of time together in one yard, before they had to be separated due to fighting. It was a slow process of introduction, but eventually the two became the best of friends.

The girls have recently moved into the newly completed pig paradise extension, where they currently spend there days wallowing in the mud, and cuddling together at night.

Eloise and Camilla early days.
Baby Eloise.
Eloise’s piggy tail.
Eloise and Camilla getting muddy snouts.
 

Would you like to help us to take care of Eloise?  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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Bellamy

on 13 Feb, 2018

Bellamy (sheep) Arrived 15 November 2017

Ten month old Bellamy was discovered running down a country road, with no sheep farms in sight his origin was unknown. He was picked up and taken to Happy Hooves where he was treated for an eye infection.

It didn’t take long for Bellamy to warm to us. He joined the small flock of adolescent sheep, including Oliver, Evie, Harry, Nigel, Fergus and Angus, as well as Jackson the young goat. The group have since graduated to the adult herd of over 60 sheep, where Bellamy is making lots of new friends.

Bellamy and his friend Donut.
Fergus and Bellamy.
Bellamy and his best friend Fergus.
 

Would you like to help us to take care of Bellamy?  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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Rehomed – Ivan has found a Forever Home

on 06 Feb, 2018

Ivan has recently relocated to Toodyay.

Location: Perth

Ivan is a lovely little Barnevelder cross feather-footed bantam. He was hand reared along with three other chicks – Ivan is the only male in the little brood.
As his current carers live in suburbia, they are not permitted to keep roosters at their residence. Despite trying different methods to reduce his crows, they are worried that he will be discovered, and authorities will take him away. They are very fond of this little guy and are eager to find him a loving home.

Ivan will be wormed and vaccinated before handover to his new family, and an adoption fee of $20 applies.

 

QUICK REFERENCE LIST:

NAME:                Ivan

AGE:                  4 months

SEX:                   Male

BREED:              Barnevelder X feather-footed bantam

HEIGHT:             30cm

WEIGHT:             1kg

WORMED:           Yes

DESEXED:          No

VACCINATED:    Yes

TEMPERAMENT:   Happy and friendly.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS:   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.

ADOPTION FEE:  $20

We hope you can help us to help this lovely young rooster .. please fill in the form via the “APPLY HERE” button below if you would like to know more, or offer to adopt.

Special thanks to Rebecca Wiltshire at Shutter Paws for the stunning photos below.

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* 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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Felix

on 08 Jan, 2018

Felix (duck) Arrived 18th November 2018

We received a phone call in mid-November from someone who had a Muscovy drake, they were worried about their dog possibly attacking the duck. We agreed to give him a home at Happy Hooves, although we weren’t sure how he would get along with Chester, the Muscovy already residing at the sanctuary, as Chester can be a bit of a bully.

Initially Chester did boss Felix around, and even tried to prevent him from accessing the food bowl. But not long after they seemed to settle down, and are often relaxing nearby each other. Felix is very sweet, he allows us to come close and pat him.

 

Would you like to help us to take care of Felix?  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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Nigel

on 08 Jan, 2018

Nigel (sheep) Arrived 2nd August 2017

Nigel came from the same farm as Angus and Fergus, luckily he came to us in much better health than his friends.

He is one of the most affectionate lambs we have ever met. He loves when the sanctuary has visitors, he’ll find someone to smooch up to and will stay cuddled up in their arms until they leave.

Nigel and his young friends have recently graduated to the adult flock. We hope he makes many new friends and enjoys his life here at Happy Hooves.

 

More photos to come.

Would you like to help us to take care of Nigel?  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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