Our Former Residents

Although HodgePodge Farm & Rescue didn't receive its official 501(c)(3) non-profit designation until 2020, we have been actively saving and caring for all types of animals for decades. Meet some of our alumni.

Jessi

Jessi was 'donated' to 4-H by an unscrupulous breeder who fled her farm in the middle of the night when she was a yearling. She lived the rest of her days with our founder.

Shiloh

A very old boy who was abandoned in a cow pasture who we took in to give care and love in his final months.

Narnia

A Percheron draft horse worked and bred by the Amish until she was no longer 'useful.'

Fezzik

The Big Manz, at 19 hands, our biggest most beautiful and kindest boy, whose life was cut short by colic.

Regal

Regal was a failed racehorse who just wasn't interested in running. He was laid to rest after a terrible accident.

Nana

Our beloved, 3-legged Angora goat-sheep, and Wheezie's BFF.

Funny

Funny wasn't very funny and terrorized the horses. He was safely rehomed to an all goat home in 2020.

Winken Blinked and Nod

The orinal goat girls, mom and twin sisters. We didn't know all were pregnant when we rescued them. All have been adopted out to loving families.

Frankie

We partnered with 2 other rescue groups to try to save the life of Frankie the lamb who was just too sick and passed lovingly.

Furio

A puppy mill dog, Furio was saved from a pet shop and was a be

Silvio

One of the infamous Houston 30, Sil had been abandoned at a home left to starve. He lived in love with us the rest of his days.

Tanner Pancake

Tanner, an Italian Greyhound, was rescued with horrendous dental issues causing him to lose all of his teeth.

Bella, now Gracie

Weaving through traffice on a 6 lane road, we managed to grab this littler girl, get her fixed up and adopted into the life of a princess.

George or Tom

George was a local celebrity turkey who we tried to relocate to the farm. He was brutally murdered in 2020.

AD Ezra Aflac Quackers and Snowy

Our beloved duck babes who we all still miss.

Lloyd and Harry

The guinea hens were some of the first residents of the farm and helped to eliminate pest problems. They were hilarious.

Shadow

Shadow & Andy were adopted from Barn Cat rescue and loved and served in our barn the rest of their days.

Andy Panda

Andy & Shadow were adopted from Barn Cat rescue and loved and served in our barn the rest of their days. Andy loved Heli.

Milo

The greatest cat who ever was, who loved everyone and everything unconditionally.

Otis

Otis and Milo were brothers rescued from the streets of downtown Dallas. He was adopted by our neighbor.

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Want to know how to honor an alumni? Please get in touch with us for how to engage in our memorial fund, 100% of which is going to our sanctuary expansion fund.

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