At our farm, we provide a safe and natural home for animals in need. If you come across an injured animal or need to surrender one, please get in touch. Please note that we do not take in house pets, as our focus is on creating a natural habitat for farm animals.
My name is Peppa Pig and I was born in January 2024. I am an only piglet and was hand-raised by my Daddy Farmer Chris!
I spent my first few weeks in Gráinne's kitchen getting bottle fed every 4 hours and then moved onto scrambled eggs which are my favourite. I also love Heinz Spaghetti!!
I am now much stronger and have my own pen in the farm. I miss travelling in the jeep but can't wait to get my own field in the coming months.... I still like getting a treat of a bottle!!
Lilly and Lady, a mother-daughter duo, were rescued by the ISPCA in December 2021.
When we first took them in, Lilly was extremely underweight, and her pregnancy wasn’t even apparent at first. Her hooves were severely overgrown, but after nearly a year of dedicated care from a skilled farrier, they’re in much better shape.
The two of them now have free rein of the farm and are thriving. Given Lilly’s age, we also brought in Bessy for companionship, and the three of them are getting along wonderfully.
Boris joined us in September 2023 from Tallaght, where he had been kept as a family pet. Unfortunately, he didn't settle well in the house, so we contacted the farmer and brought in his two brothers to keep him company.
Now, Boris and his brothers are living their best life as pigs on the farm! From the moment they arrived, Boris made it clear—he is the boss!
Casper came to us in early August 2024. He came with the Angora Goat.
They came from a loving family who just didn’t have the time to take care of them. Casper got his name as a joke as he wasn’t so friendly when he saw the other goats. He took on a small goat attitude to show he might be small but not scared. We separated him and hand fed him a few times a day. He does love the attention once he feels secure.
In Spring 2025 we added 4 more pygmy goats to the farm so he would have friends to play with.
Our Guinea Pigs – Beans & Mocha were brought to us in October 2024 by a loving family who were so upset to let them go but their owner was allergic to their hair.
Our Guinea Pigs – Beans & Mocha - were brought to us in October 2024 by a loving family who were so upset to let them go but their owner was allergic to their hair. They are settling in really well but are not ready to be picked up just yet. They sing every day which would bring a smile on your face.
They are best friends and love playing together.. They are timid so please don’t scare them.
The Clondalkin 15 are 15 baby chicks we rescued in the summer of 2021 from Clondalkin, Dublin.
Just days old, they were taken from their mothers by a group of teenagers who used them for TikTok photos. The chicks were taken on the DART, into kids’ bedrooms, and even brought to school. After rescuing them, we hand-fed them, and now, as seen in the video, they’re thriving.
Today, you can find them enjoying their new pond or relaxing in the fairy garden where they sleep at night.
In August 2025, we welcomed a tiny lamb named Matilda “Tilly.”
Rescued by a kind passerby who found her alone after her mother had passed away, Tilly was cared for in a home until she could make her way to the farm. She turned up in a little jumper and nappy, ready for her fresh start! Tilly is thriving. She needs bottle feeds every four hours, so she splits her time between the cosy farmhouse and the fields outside. She’s already formed a close bond with Chris, following him everywhere he goes.
Tilly may have had a tough beginning, but thanks to kindness and care, she’s settling in beautifully and has quickly become part of the family.
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