Doc is a nubian goat with a sweet demeanor and the most beautiful eyes. He was adopted along with his sister, Kate, when they were just little ones. I met the three goats who originally lived at Raven House in 2006. They are pictured above, Doc (the big guy), Kate (black), and Daphne (beige with [...]
Contrary to our society’s treatment of animals in general, life is not cheap! As you might imagine, 30 cats eat a lot of food and decent food is not cheap either. The kitties of Raven House get fresh wet food in the morning and in the evening and have the option of grazing on dry [...]
Kossa arrived at Raven House with his twin brother, Kachina, shortly following their birth. Their mother was lost early on and they were bottled raised with care. They grew up to be big and strong and maintained their kitten-like playfulness. I met these nearly indistinguishable brothers as an inseparable pair. Sadly, last year Kossa lost [...]
Have you had the horrible experience of hitting a bird with your car or seeing it happen around you? PJ was hit by a semi on a stretch of Highway 191. The founder of Raven House saw this happen and hopped out to retrieve the injured bird (how many of us would have done this? [...]
This is Spike, AKA, big turkey lady, AKA Baby Hughey. Rescued as a tiny turklet in early Fall of 2008 she was saved from neglect and a short life ending in an oven. She is a genetically altered turkey, a walking butterball if you will. Her breast is so freakishly large she has trouble walking [...]
This is Clyde the burro. He is one of the oldest members of the Raven House crew. He and the love of his life, Clementine (RIP), were rescued from very poor treatment conditions years ago. Old Clyder spends his days wandering a portion of the 20 acre property, munching on hay and native greens. He [...]
Meet Daisy, a beautiful, gentle mutsy pup who is thought to be part black lab and who knows what else. Poor Daisy spent the first few months of her life on a 3 foot chain at a gas station in Southeastern Arizona. Exposed to the elements with no room to move, limited and poor quality [...]
