By Nancy Brown | Project leader, President and Founder
Summer is winding down and winter coats are coming in. All the woofers here at the Farm have been well fed by your generous support. And for that we are gratefully sending you a Howl, or the song of our people! Arrrooooo!
The average age of our residents is 11 years old, but feeding a high quality kibble, we expect most of them to see 14 or 15 years of age.
Early spring brought us Mystic, now known as Honey. She is blind in one eye from having been hit with a stick and was severly malnourished. Estimated to be 5 years old, she is very fearful of men. With good food and lots of love, she is a beautiful girl and grateful for your support.
We started the summer with two new rescues, both aged 13. Their owner was injured and unable to return home to care for them, so Cyrus and Ursa came to live at Full Moon Farm. They are a quirky pair, preferring men to women! Cyrus has a wonderful howl, and he does Howl for Food! Every day. :-) The minute he hears the doors to the feed shed, he starts howling the most beautiful, baritone howl.
In August, we brought in three puppies from a sad situation, and we are working on getting them healthy again. Uno, Dos and Tres are settling in and warming up to a few people. These animals had never been outside in their 4 months of life!
As we head into fall, we are keenly aware that the weather is changing, and we will need to keep 500 pounds of dog kibble in reserves, at all times, so when the snow flies, we are able to feed our 60 residents.
Blessings to all for your continued support and faith in us as caretakers of the refused and abused wolfdogs.
Hugz and Howlz from all of us at Full Moon Farm!
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