My Latest Projects
Below are some of my projects that I have been part of. Just click on the image or the “read more” button for more info.
My Project
DIY Hay Feeder for Goats
Goat-tested and approved! My new hay feeder is officially a hit. No more wet hay, means happy goats!
The 6-foot metal roof — not only to keep the hay dry, but to keep the goats dry too… because you know, if goats get wet, they might melt! LOL
My Project
XL Duplex Goat House
Smith Farm Goat Sanctuary reached out asking for help building a few goat houses—specifically one for the boys, since some of them tend to bully others and keep them out of shelter. To make sure every goat had a safe, comfortable place to rest, we decided to build two extra-large duplex goat houses in separate pastures.
My Project
The Goat House I Built For Free
This is what I LOVE to do. 🐐 Here’s the goat house that Paul and I built for Smith Farm Goat Sanctuary in Fuquay-Varina, NC! The rescue reached out because they’re expecting a few new goat surrenders, and I wanted to make sure those newcomers had a safe, cozy place to call home. ❤️
This project was done completely free of charge. 🐾🐐🐎
My Project
Fuzzy Faces Refuge is Moving
Fuzzy Faces Refuge is relocating to a new home! We’re thrilled to announce that our rescue family is growing — and we’re moving into a bigger, better space to help even more animals in need! But we can’t do it without you.
What We Need For The Move: Shelters – Wood – Metal Roofing- Fencing – T-Posts – Hay – Straw
My Project
Welcoming Goat Kids To The Farm
It was brought to my attention that a local nursery and strawberry farm had inherited two goats—and one of them, Mama, was pregnant. They had a small setup with just one goat house, so we had to make a few improvements to get it ready, including adding fencing to separate the male goat, Buttons, before the babies were born. One Saturday, I stopped by—and this is what I found: the babies had arrived! 🐾🐐🐎
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Meet Cremella and Noah!
I’ve just finished building two much-needed shelters for these rescue horses: One for mamma and her son, and another for a few other horses at the rescue.
This project was done entirely at no cost to the rescue, demonstrating how your generous donations directly support these animals. While you all know about my soft spot for goats, my commitment to these incredible horses is just as strong. There is still lots to do and I need your help and support! 🐾🐐🐎
Western North Carolina
My Many Trips to Western North Carolina
I have made nine trips to support Western North Carolina in Burnsville, to help build a goat shelter for eight fainting goats. I had helped rehome these goats from a friend I met on one of my previous trips to Hendersonville. I also brought hay and feed for the farm animals in those areas.
It was a very productive day, and I even made a few new friends.
Please help me help them.
Every dollar counts and helps me bring hands-on help and support to those in need.