hi Chester!

Chester the blind pony with a rockstar hair-do; a victim of domestic abuse and beaten so badly his retinas detached.
"Give me some grapes lady"

Mother's Day for the Cows

Meet Bessie, a spent milker rescued as a heap of skin and bones from an auction. Her udders were swollen and infected and her spirit was broken. Her fate was to be sent to slaughter; killed and processed into low grade meat products. She now lives life as a sanctuary cow;  full of cow friends, grazing, and peace.

Dairy cows are kept constantly pregnant to ensure a constant supply of milk. Aside from the emotional pain this causes both the mother and the baby, the physical burdens are enormous. As pictured in the photo, it is not uncommon for pregant and lactating cows to be confined to cement with no bedding or mental stimulation in both factory and family farms.

Male cows are worthless in the dairy industry, and either are killed for veal, or on the spot. Pictured above is a mother looking over the dead, cold, and lifeless body of her baby. The bellows of mother cows and cries of babies on a dairy farm are haunting.



Calves are deprived of grass to graze, mental stimulation, and most important their mothers.


Make this Mother's Day for the animals. Cows are gentle, social beings who deserve to be loved, not tortured. Cow's milk is made for raising cow babies...not humans!



I love Seattle

my cow friend

Lady, one of the most gentle souls I have ever met and now a retired organic dairy cow, was spared from slaughter at the last moment by a kind samaratin. She loves to be brushed and is an ambassador for all farm animals. Love her!

an evening hike

Deer in the Morning

Mule Deer or commonly called Black-tailed Deer stop by for a good morning suprise

Earth Day with the pooches and the trees