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OUR RESIDENTS

Horses

Donkeys

Horses

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We have four full sized horses at Black Dawg. There are retired racehorses, ex Mexican tripping horse and elderly. 

Ponies

Donkeys

Horses

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We have "Bruce" the blind pony pictured here, as well an elderly pony and miniature horses.

Donkeys

Donkeys

Donkeys

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We have five miniature donkeys and a feral miniature mule.

Alpacas

Alpacas

Donkeys

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These five ladies come from different backgrounds, two are retired from a breeding operation and three elderly came from an animal cruelty case.

Sheep

Alpacas

Sheep

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These elderly gentlemen came from an animal cruelty case.

Goats

Alpacas

Sheep

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Four pygmy goats and two nubian goats make their home here. They come from abandonment, abuse or hoarding cases.

Pigs

Rodent patrol, aka "Cat"

Livestock Guardians

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These four not-so-little-pigs came from very different backgrounds. Abandonment, overbreeding and abuse to name a few.

Livestock Guardians

Rodent patrol, aka "Cat"

Livestock Guardians

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These guardians protect their flock of goats (and the sanctuary) from the local coyotes and cougars in the area. 

Rodent patrol, aka "Cat"

Rodent patrol, aka "Cat"

Rodent patrol, aka "Cat"

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This kitty, Selena was found as a two week old kitten alone on a riverbank.

Poultry

Poultry

Rodent patrol, aka "Cat"

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Turkeys and chickens that come from many different situations such as cock fighting, ritualistic sacrifice, battery cage hens and abandonment make their happy home here.

Ducks

Poultry

Bunnies

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These clowns of the aquatic world have come from many different places and situations, including abandonment and overbreeding. 

Bunnies

Poultry

Bunnies

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The three boy bunnies that make their home here are from accidental breeding situations. 

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Black Dawg Farm And Sanctuary

Black Dawg Farm And Sanctuary 12020 123rd Ave SE Rainier, WA 98576us

(360) 446-0294

Global federation of animal sanctuaries Accredited | WA State Combined Fund Drive #1482697 |  EIN#47-5488900 | SOS CHarity #2002336

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