Abraham Ranch

Which version of you is Gracie embodying? Leaving work on a Friday, heading to girls’ night out, running to rescue another animal, just saw a spider, catching the doors opening on Black Friday, or something else?! 🤣

Gracie is still available for adoption, and is a great trail horse!

New rescue alert: Luna is a 9 year American Mini Pig who came to us 3 weeks ago after her owner passed away. While she was likely very loved, her living situation was quite sad, and she is very afraid of people she doesn’t know. Her hooves hadn’t been trimmed…maybe ever…and it will take a while to get her feet on good shape. She barely ate for the first three days she was here, and we gave her as much space as possible to let her settle. Last week, we took her to MSU Veterinary Hospital where they sedated her, trimmed her hooves, vaccinated her and cleaned her skin as best they could. She is still in quarantine but she now lets Annika pet her and is starting to have a much bigger appetite. We look forward to continuing to see Luna flourish and come out of her shell.

Clyde is really not a fan of the monthly tornado siren test (listen with sound on from the start). Bonnie tries to be supportive and affectionate but then tells him to pull it together. 😂❤️

These horses are all so sweet to each other. Whose back do you have? Tag your besties or your ride-or-die. ❤️

Penelope is a friendly 6 year old American Guinea Hog who came to the ranch in 2022. She was initially up for adoption when she first came, but the right home never came along and Penelope doesn’t see or hear very well. She’s gotten very used to her home here at the ranch, so she became an Abraham Ranch Ambassador and is loved by all. Penelope shows her appreciation by using her favorite people as a scratching post. She’s a silly girl who snores like a banshee, and we’re so glad we get to give her a safe and happy forever home.