Adoptable Animals
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Grace (Gracie)
Gracie is a gorgeous black 12 year old Tennessee Walker mare ready for your summer trail adventures. She’s looking for her forever human. She is a typical high energy fast walker and is just as sweet as can be. She is gaited for a smooth ride and likes to lead but also follows great. Gracie is sensitive and smart and loves attention. She is the first one to the fence to say hi and especially loves to be pet by children. She stands well for farrier and crossties, but even stands still for grooming and blanketing with just a rope over her neck.
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Libby
Libby is a 3 year old Nubian or Nubian mix goat who is looking for her forever home. In her prior home, she lived with chickens and didn’t have any goat friends. She’s hoping to be adopted to a home with at least one other large goat. Please contact us if you’re interested in learning more about Libby.
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Hamilton
Hamilton is a two year old registered and microchipped Julianna American mini potbelly pig mix. He lived with a family as their indoor pet pig, working as his mom’s emotional support pig. He loved going to the store, riding in the car and going to his kids soccer games. His family’s life circumstances changed, and they moved to a neighborhood who initially said yes to him living there. Unfortunately, the neighborhood later changed their minds and said Hamilton must go.
He arrived at the ranch in June and has adjusted well. Hamilton is such a sweet boy and makes friends with everyone he meets. We just love having him around. He is available for adoption if the right person or family come along
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Peter
Tony, Bruce, Clark and Peter came from a horrible situation in Pennsylvania where the prior owners are facing charges, including aggravated cruelty to animals (torture) and animal neglect (including lack of food, water and vet care). They were terrified of people when they first arrived, but after working with them slowly on a daily basis, they now love pets and cuddles. They are all less a year old, castrated and vaccinated.
Peter is a Potbelly Kune Kune mix (he has one cute little waffle) and is the snuggliest out of the group. He loves scratches and rolls over and closes his eyes for belly rubs. He loves his friends and would prefer to stay with them.
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Tony
Tony, Bruce, Clark and Peter came from a horrible situation in Pennsylvania where the prior owners are facing charges, including aggravated cruelty to animals (torture) and animal neglect (including lack of food, water and vet care). They were terrified of people when they first arrived, but after working with them slowly on a daily basis, they now love pets and cuddles. They are all less a year old, castrated and vaccinated.
Tony is the leader of this little pack and is a Potbelly Kune Kune mix. He loves getting scratches and time in mud puddles and is very food motivated.
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Clark
Tony, Bruce, Clark and Peter came from a horrible situation in Pennsylvania where the prior owners are facing charges, including aggravated cruelty to animals (torture) and animal neglect (including lack of food, water and vet care). They were terrified of people when they first arrived, but after working with them slowly on a daily basis, they now love pets and cuddles. They are all less a year old, castrated and vaccinated.
Clark is a Potbelly Kune Kune mix who loves treats and will follow you everywhere in the pasture. He rolls over for belly rubs and loves "snorfing" around in the pasture for hidden treats. He really loves his friends and would Ideally stay together.
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Mamas and baby goats
We received three pregnant goats (Cersei, Raella and Caitlin) from animal control from a case where they found several diseased animals on a farm property. The animals that were still alive had no food or water. They arrived in a blizzard and each gave birth to twin kids two weeks later over the week of Valentine’s Day. They are up for adoption as each family unit (mama and two babies). The babies are very well socialized and friendly. The moms are friendly but prefer to stay back with people they don’t know and groups.
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Roosters
We currently have a bachelor flock of roosters. They can be adopted individually or in a group. For more info, please contact info@abrahamranch.com
Interested in Adopting?
We love to adopt out animals to a loving home if it’s the right fit. This allows us to have room to save more lives. Please fill out the information fields if you’re interested in learning more about any of our animals, and we’ll be in touch. You can also reach out if you’re looking for an animal other than what is featured here. We often help animals in the community get placed directly from their current situation to a new home.