We have a few events coming up in the last half of 2024 - come and say hello!

In rescue there are many emotions. In fact, you experience them at the drop of a hat and with every conceivable action. Happiness, sadness, elation, depression, amazement, frustration. Some suggest that the longer you are in rescue the more you become hardened, that you are able to control your emotions to the point of no surprises.

At Furever Farm we have lived every single day of 2023 with the exact ethics that we began. Alongside has been you, the very people reading this and supporting us in every way you possibly could. 365 days of love, inspiration, affection and care has coincided with the beauty of animals.

It would be the year of many variances, both at Furever Farm and throughout the world. 2022 would see us experience lovable highs and stressful worrying lows. Many animals would come into our lives (and yours via social media) and many would leave, some moving on to furever homes, others sadly departing our world.

The running of any successful venture relies on many things. There are the usual elements; finances, image, effort, belief, just to name but a few. But, within and in conjunction with all elements there lies one very important and key component. Unity.

Furever Farm has existed now for approximately 7 years, founded by two people with a strong vision to help save as many farm animals as possible. Along the way hundreds of animals have been taken in, calling Furever Farm home or going on to loving adoption families.

Our open days are multi-faceted. The attendees enjoyment, great food, drink and fun as well as giving people the opportunity to meet the special animals they have come to love via our website and social media outlets.

Have you ever heard of groundhog day? Perhaps groundhog year! Yes, in a year that promised to be so much there was a lot of completely the same!! You all know what we're talking about right? The big C, the C word, the detestable COVID. Now we remember writing about this last year, around the same time and lamenting the effect it had been having on all lives.