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Tommy -
Tommy is 11 years old and is deaf. In August 2021, he was one of 76 dogs seized in a hoarding case in Winchester, California. For the past 4 years, he lived in a makeshift outdoor kennel. He was fed spaghetti and had no veterinary care. He is not neutered and his teeth are covered in black plaque. The shelter named him ‘Gramps’ due to his age and arthritic gait. We are naming him 'Tommy' after the inventer Thomas Edison. We hope to be the light for this senior boy who definitely deserves a second chance of happiness, and a new home where he will feel love.
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Chicharron’s Memorial - Akita

Cheech crossed over the Rainbow Bridge on Friday September 3, 2021. We had Cheech for only 7 months, and if you look at his posts on our Facebook page you would probably feel the same. Read below how we found Cheech and his journey to the Lucky Ones Ranch.

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Everyone please welcome home, "Chicharron"! 🐾

That is his shelter name and we tend to keep our rescues' names, as everything else in their lives has been turned upside down. However, we will probably call him "Cheech" as a short nickname.

Cheech came from the San Diego area. Looking through his 30 pages of medical records...He was initially at the shelter on January 1, 2020. What a way to start off a year!

He must have gotten rescued, reclaimed or adopted shortly thereafter, as there's no notes except for his initial intake.

Fast forward to September 28, 2020, Cheech once again finds himself at the shelter. He's still dirty and he still has fleas. Both elbows are heavily calloused over with the right one now open and infected.

His elbow is worked on by shelter vets over and over. It's a wound in a difficult spot to heal. It's noted many times of how he was becoming kennel stressed with lots of barking and whining.

At some point, a foster stepped in to get Cheech out of the shelter. But he ended up biting her in the calf (did not break skin) and she returned him. As it was explained, it sounded like he was hurting, as he has a sore rear end and she pushed him and he grabbed her calf, not out of aggression but because he hurt.

He's 90 pounds and is actually taller than our big lug Eddy. Cheech is going to need a lot of medical care to get his wound to heal. But we're confident that our holistic vets, Dr. Olm and Dr. Riddle will be able to give Cheech the much needed care that he needs. Cheech will benefit from acupuncture and/or chiropractic treatments for his arthritic back and he will probably need additional surgeries for his wound.

Numerous prior owners failed Cheech and we want to make sure he gets the best life now. He's approximately 12 years old and we don't know how much time we have with him. But we will care for him and love him like he's been with us for the past 12 years.

Welcome home Chicharron... you had us at 'WOOF'!

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Crouton - Holstein
Crouton is a 1 year old red Holstein bull. His original owners raised him from 2 days old and had plans to butcher him when he got older. He lived in a small backyard with goats as his companions. Luckily for Crouton, the family's residence was not zoned for livestock and the family was ordered to remove him immediately. We discovered Crouton's story on a Craigslist AD and jumped at the chance to rescue him. Mason, our original Holstein steer had just passed away a few days before and we were so heartbroken over the loss. Mason loved all sorts of bread. Because of his gigantic size, we would often say that entire loaves of bread were just actually "croutons" to Mason. So in Mason's memory, we named our newest Holstein - Crouton.
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Revlon - Thoroughbred

Revlon is our newest rescue at the new Ranch.

Before we purchased the property, Revlon was seen on the grounds, but she was always distant in the pasture. As it became more evident that the we were going go pursue the property, the seller asked us if we would take her.

Initially, we were hesitant, but once we were told that Revlon was 29 years old... how could we of all people deny her. "We told her... of course she could stay with us." It was not until the next day that we saw her up close. Revlon was rail thin and her ribs and bones were protruding.

Once the ranch was officially ours, and because of Revlon's frail condition and apparent lack of attention, we immediately moved her into the barn so we can closely monitor her feed intake.

Shortly after we started to see Revlon eating well and holding onto her weight, we thought she could enjoy some new friends. We introduced Ricky and Clover to her and the rest is history.

Revlon continues to thrive with the other Lucky Ones and she is enamored by the men in her life; Ricky & Clover.
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Nacho - Cat

Life is about moving on, accepting changes, and looking forward to what makes you stronger and more complete." 🌟

We still hold out hope that Tigerlily, our missing orange tabby is still alive and will be found one day. We have not been actively looking for additional animals to rescue since the fire, but fate has once again stepped in.

First, there was Revlon, the 29 year old emaciated Thoroughbred that was left behind at our new property. Then in November, Julian (the helpful stranger who showed up in slides to help evacuate the ranch) texted me about a cat.

Julian said he found a young male cat cowering in his wheel well. He gave the cat to a friend, who kept the cat for a week, but then the friend had to move. Julian asked me to help him with the cat and I told him that I would reach out to the local cat rescues on his behalf.

Julian texted me a picture of the cat. And of all the cat colors that exist....it was an orange tabby!

I had Julian file a 'found animal' report to see if an owner would claim him. The cat was put on a 30 day stray hold, and during that time, we had our vet neuter, vaccinate and microchip the cat. The cat also had fleas, tapeworms and a fever. The fever went away and now he's all healthy!

During the 30 days, I posted about the cat to a local FB page. Several owners of missing orange tabby cats reached out to me, in hopes of finding their cats.

After comparing pictures and details, I repeatedly told people, "Sorry, not your cat".

So, with no owner coming forward, the cat is now officially a 'Lucky One'.

What's his name?

Nacho Cat 🐈

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Ciabatta - Holstein
We were heartbroken after Mason's sudden passing. His empty pasture was too painful to look at. We had found a red Holstein bull (Crouton) to rescue, but we also wanted a black and white Holstein that looked like Mason. We found an ad on Craigslist for a 1 year old Holstein/Jersey mix and we picked her up from a traditional cattle ranch in Acampo, CA. She was fearful of people and quite skittish. She had never been brushed and she had been roughly handled. Luckily, her love of all things bread has helped us bond with her. We named her "Ciabatta", after Mason's love for bread and it suits her perfectly. Within 2 weeks, she knows her name and comes running up to see us. She is still reluctant to let us brush her, but she already knows how to give kisses on command! Ciabatta is so sweet. She has the most soulful eyes and she even has a heart on her forehead.
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Baaxter - Sheep
Baaxter came to us unexpectedly on March 12, 2021. Our livestock vet, Dr. Varga was at another nearby ranch and observed a small 10 day old black lamb mixed in with a bunch of goats. She scooped up the little boy and knew exactly where to take him. Baaxter was covered head to toe, in dried feces and recently had diarrhea. We are not sure how he was left to be so filthy, but we welcomed him home with a bath and a warm bottle of formula. He is sweet little lamb and we look forward to integrating him in with the B Team Sheep.
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Mason’s Memorial - cow

With profound sadness in our hearts, we are letting you know that Mason passed away in his pasture on Sunday night/ early Monday morning.

We have lost so much since the fire in August and now with Mason gone... it is a tremendous and heartbreaking loss for us.

Mason was our first and only Holstein steer. We had absolutely no prior experience in rescuing one, but after seeing him so emaciated and in a neglected state, we agreed to take Mason in. And on May 25, 2019, our friend Jim transported Mason for us to our (old) ranch.

Gigantic. Humongous. Enormous. Massive. Mason was a big boy. He towered over our 16.3H Hanoverian but he was truly a gentle giant.

Initially, Mason ate nearly 100 pounds of hay (an entire bale) a day. And along with cattle grain, he cost us about $25 a day to feed. We could not have done it without your support.

Within weeks, we could see all of our feeding efforts were paying off. We soon discovered that he loved all things carbs... all types of bread, pastries and donuts... Mason devoured in seconds.

Eventually, we moved Mason to a larger pen, closer to the horses and farther away from the pigs and other small animals. He broke out several times, so he could be next to his small buddies, as the horses scared him.

Mason truly was a gentle giant. He would let out a loud 'moo' if he saw us feeding the other animals. He could have easily broken through any of our fencing, but he always patiently waited for his portion.

We miss seeing him in his pen. It is so empty without him.

But we grateful that he made it to our new home. He could have perished in the fire. He nearly skewered himself at our evac site. But with a livestock trailer lined with 2 dozen donuts, Mason easily loaded for us and he lived at our new home for six months.

Mason was about 10 years old and apparently, that's pretty old for a Holstein. He was with us for only 22 months, but our many tears fall as if we had him his entire life. ❤🌈🐄

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Ace - Cattledog
From what we understand, ACE was surrendered to a Sonoma County animal shelter before the Kincade Fire began in late October 2019. Next, Ace was transferred along with dozens of other animals to the Sacramento SPCA to make room for evacuated animals. Ace's paperwork listed him as being 19 years old, and there was a belief that he was blind. We expressed our interest in rescuing Ace, but it just wasn't quite written in the stars at that time. An SPCA foster volunteer had picked up Ace within days of his arrival to Sacramento and fostered him. Things did not work out with his original living arrangements, and we were asked if we would consider taking him on. Without hesitation, we agreed to give ACE his well deserved forever home.
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Buttons - Suffolk Sheep
This lil' Button came to us by way of our Ranch Veterinarian. Apparently, Button's mother rammed after she was only a week old. The incident left her unable to stand and walk on her own. Dr. Varga did not have the heart to put her down and contacted us to see if we would give her a chance. How could we refuse? We immediately took her to Loomis Basin Veterinary Hospital and she had a full workup including xrays, a spinal tap and bloodwork completed. Buttons had an infection in her spine and liver and the xrays showed no fracture. After 5 days in hospital, Buttons was healthy enough to come home. Button's is still being monitored for potential neurological issues. Your donations will insure that she receives the best veterinary care possible.
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Eddy - Great Dane Mix
Thao came across Eddy's profile while looking through the Riverside County Animal Shelter's website (a high-kill shelter). When we decided to rescue him, we asked our dear friend Kara who lives in Southern California to pick him up. So, on Thursday 12/19/2019, Kara did just that on behalf of the LOR. Eddy smelled awful and Kara immediately arranged to get him bathed. Thank you Kristen Weber of K Doodle's Pet Salon for taking care of Eddy. We have limited information on Eddy's past, but we have already scheduled him for a vet appt. in January. He will need to be neutered and have bloodwork done. Eddy is emaciated at 70 pounds and will probably need to gain some weight in order for him to safely go through the surgery. Please consider sponsoring this boy!
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Stevie the Wonder Dog - Cattledog
In early 2018, I was rescued by Helping Herders Rescue (HRR) in Southern California.... HHR helped with my eye surgery and I came to the Lucky Ones Ranch as a foster. I loved it so much here that I was able to convince them to keep me through my incessant cuteness and continual acts of endearment. I love sleeping in cars, and I love to poop on things when it's time to potty.
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Snoopy’s Memorial - Cattledog
Snoopy spent his last 18 months of life with us here a the ranch. He was loved by many. During his time, he learned to not use his teeth so much with us 🙂 His dog tag we got for him said, "I'm blind. I see with my heart". We try to live like that every day, to see with our hearts. Snoopy's story: Snoopy is a 12 year old cattledog. At 7 months old, he was adopted in Southern California. Twelve years down the road, Snoopy lost his vision and his owner drop him off back at the exact same high-kill shelter. Who would do that? Snoopy still had lots more love to give and life to live... We were fortunate to be able to give him a forever home.
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Annie - Barbados Sheep

This is Annie... Her first 4 months of life before the Ranch must have been blur...

Annie was brought to the ranch with a badly broken leg. We were told she belonged to a local rancher who just going to let her die.

Thao & Vince immediately made an appointment with Dr. Varga, and it was determined that Annie's leg would need to be amputated.

Now, with three legs, Annie thrives with her friends at the Lucky Ones Ranch and she is a LOVE.

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Kovi’s Memorial - Chow Mix
If you've followed Kovi throughout her journey with us, you know just how much EVERYONE loved her. Kovi made the trip over the rainbow bridge and is now running free... I'm sure with the other 'Lucky Ones'. We love and miss you. Kovi's Story: Kovi was dumped Sept 24, 2019 at a noisy and scary Los Angeles animal shelter. By fate, 'Kovi' (the name she had) popped up on our FB feed. At 15 years old, Kovi should have been enjoying her twilight years being loved-on by her family members. But apparently she got "too old" for them and was surrendered at the shelter. I can't imagine how confused and lonely she must have felt. Kovi's name means "Holder of the heel; To follow; May God protect; Held by the heel". Kovi is not the typical type of dog that we tend to rescue, but in some crazy cosmic way, she's IS a 'heeler' and we will give her the love she should've had all along.
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Sully - Dorset Sheep
Sully came to the ranch along with Doreen(recently crossed over the rainbow bridge) and Hudson. The trio were from a local dog rescue that repeatedly allowed their own rescue dogs to attack them. Enough was enough and it was suggested to them that they relinquish the sheep to prevent them from being killed. When they first arrived at the ranch, they thought all of our dogs were out to get them. They learned how to trust again and we are happy to have them with us at the Lucky Ones Ranch.
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Maggie Mae - Cattledog Mix
Maggie's bestest friend for 14 years of her life was named Michael. When he died and his family members could not take her in, and Maggie found herself at a very scary and noisy place... the Stanislaus Animal Shelter. We rescued her and did not know that her entire life story would unfold in front of our eyes. Michael was a Vietnam War Veteran and he loved Maggie more than most things. Michael suffered from PTSD and Maggie provided him comfort and therapy. We were able to find out that Michael military funeral was upcoming and we brought Maggie to his memorial services so she could say bye. https://youtu.be/L8RELxq_fi4
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Rocky’s Memorial - Cattledog
On July 3rd, 2019, Rocky's was relinquished to the Pima Animal Care Center in Tucson, Arizona and requested that he be euthanized. After 17 years, the family that deserted Rocky told the shelter he had trouble with standing, incontinence, sensitive mouth and was just old. Thankfully, the shelter declined the family's request to euthanize and took in Rocky so that he could have a chance at a new home. We heard about this boy through social media... and we rescued him and brought to the LOR. Rocky is working out his physical kinks and has a new renewed lease on life with us. Rocky spent 68 days with us at the LOR before crossing over the Rainbow Bridge. We would like to hope that after 17 years, Rocky lived his bestest life with us. Please consider making a donation to Rocky's Memorial. Memorial Funds will help us continue bringing love to animals in need. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqbcNsCCF-Q
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Biscuit - Sheep
I was told my mom was sick and that my first owner wanted me to go to a home where I could live a long life.... like forever. Dr. Varga from Gold Coast Veterinary Service immediately took me to the Lucky Ones Ranch where I was a surprise gift to both Thao & Vince. I am forever indebted to Dr. Varga because my life at the Lucky Ones Ranch is going to be AWESOME. I get to hang out and learn from my new older brother Baahnana, and walk around with all of my dog brothers and sisters.
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Swiney Todd - Pig
Hi, my name is Swiney Todd and I came to the ranch in January 2019. I came from an isolated place in Oroville and didn't know much about living the pig life!. At the ranch, I gained a new BFF named QT Pie, who has been teaching me pig stuff like eating produce!
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Fonzie - Cattledog
I'm special in many ways. I was born with a condition called 'Cerebellar Hypoplasia' which in English means, I can have difficulty walking like normal dogs walk. This condition does not make my heart any smaller, as a matter of fact, I LOVE a lot of things... especially living with why family at the Lucky Ones Ranch. Fun facts about me: I've been to the Chicago Bean, Mt. Rushmore, Yellowstone National Park (old faithful) see my video's here. #operationFONZIE
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Baahnana - Babydoll Sheep
I was rescued by the Lucky Ones Ranch from a wool farm just north of San Diego. One of my first memories of coming to the ranch was when I ate a 'sheep-load of donated bananas'. My tummy got upset and I had diarrhea for a week! So, they decided to name me 'Baaahnana'. I love Mrs. Pastures Cookies treats & helping the volunteers sort through food donations on Fridays.
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Henry - Golden Retriever

I'm the infamous 'Hefty Henry'. Yes, I'm guilty of stealing pizza slices from the hands of birthday celebrants and then eating their cake. When I was about 5 months old, I could no longer stay where I was and Thao and Vince became my parents. I love greeting everyone that visits the ranch... and I love it more when the visitors bring cake and pizza. At the time I typed my bio with my right paw, I have since lost 15 pounds! See you here soon.

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Hudson - Sheep
Hudson came to the ranch along with Sully and Doreen(recently crossed the rainbow bridge). The trio were from a local dog rescue that repeatedly allowed their own rescue dogs to attack them. Enough was enough and it was suggested to them that they relinquish the sheep to prevent them from being killed. When they first arrived at the ranch, they thought all of our dogs were out to get them. They learned how to trust again and we are happy to have them with us at the Lucky Ones Ranch.
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Ricky - Arabian

No, you’re not seeing double. There really are 2 of us! I’m Ricky and that’s Clover. We look very much alike and people mix us up all the time! We are the 2 ranch unicorns (even though Dylan likes to pretend he is one too!) I am the original one as I have been here since 2013 after I was rescued by Forgotten Horse Rescue from an auction, saving me from a kill buyer. I was 20 years young then and had some lifelong health issues but none of that stopped them from bringing me to LOR and taking care of me. And a few years ago, they brought home my best bud and twin! I hit the jackpot, that’s for sure!

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Teddy’s Memorial - Cattledog

I was found wandering the streets of Sacramento by an Animal Control officer. Thao and Vince heard about me from a post by the Front Street Shelter in SAC. When I was taken off of the streets, I had several broken teeth, and my elbows were calloused from the hard living during the first part of my life. The LOR arranged to fix my teeth, and now I follow around the love of my life, Thao. She really loves me too. I never let her out of my sight. ( in my picture, you can't tell, but I'm looking at Thao). * In April 2019, Teddy crossed the rainbow-bridge. He took a chunk of our heart with him. If you have had an animal that has had this type of effect on you like Teddy. Please consider making a donation to Teddy's Memorial in their name *

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Clover - Arabian

Hi, I’m Clover and I’m a stalker. But only if you have carrots or apples. Hey, when you’re hungry, you’re hungry. Before I came to LOR, I was hungry for a long time. They said I was about 100 lbs underweight, so I had to make up for it once they brought me home! I was rescued by the Arabian Horse Rescue from an auction and once they stabilized me (I was in very bad shape!), I was brought to LOR where I found Ricky, my bff. It took a while, but mom and dad manage to put some weight on me and I am no longer so scared of humans....I think the treats had something to do with it!

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Leyla - Cattledog
So folks, I'm Leyla, I'm kind of a big deal here now at the LOR ( I have them all fooled) ... my mom, Ella, was rescued by Helping Herders Rescue (HHR) in mid 2018. Hours after I was born, Thao & Vince picked me, my mom, and my 5 other litter mates and brought us to the Lucky Ones Ranch. We learned basic life lessons at the LOR before 5 of my siblings and mom found their fur-ever homes.
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Josephine ‘Sparkle Pants’ - Pony

Well hi there! Down here! That’s me with the fabulous hair (or so I’ve been told!) I may be little but my personality more than makes up for my mini horse stature! I’ve been living the glamorous life here on the ranch since 2012, when I was 2 years old when Mom and Dad adopted me from the Napa County Animal Shelter. Somebody found me enjoying my lunch at the side of the road and called 911 and my mom was the one who answered that call and the rest is history!

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Alyah - Kiger Mustang

Is that an apple I see? I love apples….but not if it's a trick to get my hooves trimmed! Mani/pedi day is the only part of ranch life I do not like (yes, yes I know I need it). I am originally from a ranch in Oregon, and because of a dire situation, I needed a new home... like fast. I’ve been at the LOR since 2013, since I was 8 years old. I even had my baby here! That’s Dylan…he was born on the ranch and keeps us all entertain with his mischief!

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Leo (Napoleon) - Pony

Uh, sorry…..I didn’t mean to lick your elbow. Ooops, not that time either. Mom and dad say I have an elbow obsession but I don’t think I do….this pony just likes being near people. This wasn’t always the case as I was quite shy when I arrived at Lucky Ones in 2012 and it took me a while to come out of my shell. I was originally a present for a little kid but they did not want to care for me. Mom and dad found me on an online ad and decided to bring me home! Luckiest day of my life!

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Gabriel - Cattledog

Born 3/23/2009 to Cozette.

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Dylan - Kiger Mustang

Someone broke the water sprinkler again? What?! Why are you looking at me? Oh all right, it was me. I'm sorry. Mom and dad have a right to be suspicious I guess…..ever since I was born here in 2013, I must have broken a handful of sprinklers, a shelter, …..and maybe a fence or two. It’s just that it is so much fun with my momma Alyah and my herd! Sometimes I get a bit clumsy. Unlike the rest of my herd who came from broken homes, I’ve known nothing but love and fun times here at LOR. I truly am a Lucky One!

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Marco & Polo - Tortoises
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Strider - Hanoverian

Out of my way! I see those apples! All mine! Oh, I guess I can share with Alyah….after all, we are from the same ranch in Oregon. But I was given away to somebody else and then later sold as a jumping horse even though they had known I should not jump because I had a fragment in my front leg and early arthritis. Luckily, I was returned to my original owner and Mom and Dad found me and brought me home to LOR. I was so happy to see Alyah again!

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Mariah - Cattledog

Born 3/23/2009 to Cozette. We kept the two siblings from Cozette’s litter of six. They are friendly, but can get overwhelmed with crowds and the little ones that move erratically and make weird sounds...you know.. Kids can scare them. So usually put them away when we have guests over.

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Ziggy & Marley - Donkey

I'm, Ziggy, (BLM tattoo on my neck) and Marley is my one and only son. We were rescued by the Peaceful Donkey Rescue ion government land. In 2013 we were showcased at a UC Davis donkey symposium where Thao and Vince inquired about rescuing a family unit. Once Thao and Vince met us, they adopted both of us so we could live together forever.

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Bentley - Cattledog

G'day mates! I'm Bentley. I'm the reason why Thao & Vince love cattle dogs.... so, I'm kind of an important dude. Also, not to mention I am the 'alpha' AKA leader of the LOR dog pack. I can proudly say I've swam in many forms of water... hmm lets see, the Pacific Ocean in Coronado, Del Mar, Long Beach, Carmel, Monterey, Bodega Bay and all the way up to the Russian River.... oh, I also kayaked along the American and Truckee Rivers. I also enjoy opening Amazon packages that are delivered to the Ranch....

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Summer - Llama

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Cozette - Cattledog

Hi! I'm Cozette and Thao rescued me from a high-kill Merced County Shelter. Story has it, I was found by an Animal Control Officer roaming in an almond field with bunch of other homeless dogs. I'm so thankful for this divine intervention because at the time I was full of worms, ticks and fleas....AND I was pregnant! Weeks after my rescue, I had six healthy puppies and two of them are still with me today... Gabriel and Mariah. My hobbies include carrying cat food cans and random items to include shoes, sticks and sometimes horse poo.

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Honey’s Memorial - Cattledog
Not all dogs want to love on people and give endless kisses... but that doesn't mean they aren't capable of loving... We rescued Honey from the Martinez Animal Shelter when she was deemed to be unadoptable because of how she interacted with shelter staff. The Lucky Ones Ranch stepped up and gave her a forever home. As Honey's interaction with our volunteers improved, Honey was ultimately adored by many (from afar) and was respected by all of her brother and sister dogs at the Lucky Ones Ranch. If you've ever had a dog like Honey in your life, please consider making a donation to her Memorial. Memorial Funds will help us continue rescuing and bringing love to animals like Honey in need.
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Meatball - Pot-Bellied Pigs
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Dodger - Cattledog

Hey everyone I'm Dodger. If Thao and the Lucky Ones Ranch did not make time to rescue me.... time would've ran out for me.... I was given 8 hours to live. Redwood Pals Rescue had raised the funds to have me neutered, but without rescue or foster, I faced the probability of being euthanized. Thao and her volunteers, Mari and Nina, made a 600 mile round trip trek to rescue pick me up the morning I was scheduled to be put down. Although I have my innate cattle dog tendencies to nip and chase, I believe everyone at the Ranch would tell you I've turned out to be quite a loving dog.

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