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"An animals's eyes have the power to speak a great
language." By Martin Huber
In addition to the horses, we have a number of other animals residing at the sanctuary. These include
dogs, cats, chickens, ducks, and geese. Below are listed a few things you may need to know about some of them.
Taj is the
female Anatolian that resides inside the farmhouse. Taj is the house guard dog and takes her job very seriously.
Visitors and new volunteers should not enter the house unaccompanied by Joanie or a member that Taj trusts. Occassionally,
you may see her roaming the property. Do not try to make a pet of her or the other dog, Turq. Their job is to
be wary of strangers and to protect the facilities. Under no circumstances are either dog ever to be given any treats
or unauthorized food. Taj is a spayed female. All dogs and cats on the premises are either spayed or neutered.
Turq, a neutered male Anatolian
Shepherd, is the livestock guard dog. Unlike Taj, he has amber eyes and German Shepherd-like ears. Turq has adopted
the paint mare Anasazi and can often be found somewhere in her vicinity. Please do not try to pet Turq until you have
become a regular fixture at the sanctuary. No treats, toys or unauthorized food please.
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