Projects

Small and large animal habitats for individual quarantine use. Separating new animals and watching them for sickness can prevent disease from entering our operation. This is called quarantine. Separating sick animals in a herd, pack, or flock from other healthy animals can prevent disease spread. This is called isolation.

Establishing bays that are designed to incorporate superior ventilation, sanitation, and ease of use for animal comfort. 

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After diagnoses and initial treatments, calm quiet environments that are set up with handicap aids promote a more healthy recovery. Many animals need time to rehabilitate from an illness or injury free from the pressure of competition or stress from other animals until well enough to join a pack again. We plan to have physical therapy, custom support aids and individual bays for surgical recoveries.

Primarily will be used for our in-house large animals that come in pregnant, complicated births and educational purposes. It will include a hatchery and recovery bays for large animals and offspring. We will always aim to adopt out healthy animals into a good forever home, we will never encourage breeding or run any breeding programs at our facility. We will care for any animal in whatever state we find them.

Will be used for human visitors, front end office work, educational purposes and initial intake for both animal and humans. It will incorporate a room to hold small gatherings, a gift shop haberdashery and cold food storage and prep.

The land will be utilized in a way that preserves most of its natural features for them. Leaving them natural forage and climbing opportunities within a habitat space. They will live in working herds and have free range options to roam the land.

We plan to have several enclosures, habitats and areas set up to allow wild life the space to recover, learn to forage, survive on their own and eventually be released back into the wild. We have plans to gain licensing to establish educational programs for endangered species and provide them sanctuary when unable to return to the wild.

The rabbit habitats will work in a free range capacity with individual spacing for each resident. This will be one of the most secure features on the premises due to heavy predation to their species.

We will establish and grow organic fruits and vegetables for in-house animal food, community food donations and farmers market sale. The garden will also serve in future community gardening programs. Producing our own food is part of our self sustaining initiative and will contribute to our zero waste goals in finding use for everything we produce.

We will build several, reclaimed material, green houses to serve a multitude of purposes. An edible flower, fruit and vegetable greenhouse, a botanical greenhouse, a poison garden greenhouse and a butterfly hatchery greenhouse. All of our green houses will provide food, medicinal, or educational purposes.

We plan to be self sustaining in every way possible, this includes repairs, new builds, all habitats and maintenance to name a few. All of our project infrastructures and future micro recycling will be planned in-house. We will also use this for hay storage and large equipment.

We plan to have open runs and kennel spacing with free range roaming. We want to train them to have unique skills and give them jobs to serve their purpose. They will live in pack environments alongside each other excluding traditional kennel living.

Several miniature horse barns will be built specifically to their size and stature. Individual runs with free range roaming open to rotated pastures. Health care can be a struggle for these guys as most everything is built for a standard horse, we aim to provide custom handling tools, habitats and living quarters built for their ease of use.

A cat house will be built exclusively for their use and habitation with free range lay out. They will be provided individual space but expected to roam freely within the habitat and designated areas. 

We plan to have multiple horse barns for different stages of life and needs. We plan to have free range roaming with runs for individual spacing and use. Senior barn, stud barn, and general population barns to keep them all safe and happy with out stress.