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A brief recap of the year that was was 2021 with all it’s ups and downs. Surprise babies: On January 11 we discovered a little bundle of cutness in the paddock who we named Rayne. He is Fiona’s first and and last calf, as she was already pregnant when she…
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Read MoreFor a long while now it has been obvious to the founders and board members of Cranky’s FARM that their current property is not sustainable into the future. After much consideration and searching we have decided to move the sanctuary to the beautiful suburb of Mount Mee. ABOUT THE PROPERTY:…
Read More25 October 2019 – Freckles and Bill Freckles arrived with his friend, Bill (below) on Friday 25 October 2019. Together they spent 24 hours in our holding pen being sniffed and snorted at by the current Cranky residents. Freckles, although only 8 months and significantly smaller than Bill showed signs…
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CRANKY’S FARM IS MOVING!!! For a long while now it has been obvious to the founders and board members of Cranky’s FARM that their current property is not sustainable into the future. After much consideration and searching we have decided to move the sanctuary to the beautiful suburb of Mount…
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Roger the 2 year old Saddleback arrived at his new home on Sunday, the 1st of March. He went from a small enclosure with no grass or shelter to a wonderful new home with lots of grass, a house built just for him, plenty of things to amuse him and…
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Below is the link to our 2018/2019 Financial Statement. Cranky’s FARM 18/19 Financial Report Below is the link to our 2018/2019 Annual Report. Cranky’s FARM 18/19 Annual Report
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Solo, rescued only a few months ago from filthy, cramped conditions is loving life. He is playful and very talkative and we think he just loves this ball.
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Why Jack, you have many others things to take and tear up, why my good hat? Donkey’s are quite hilarious; mischievous, clever, stubborn and very affectionate.
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Gaby is one of our successfully rehomed animals. She had lived her whole life at a property near Toowoomba where her person loved her very much. Unfortunately, due to drought and a change in her personal circumstances, Gaby’s person was unable to continue to care for her. Gaby had been…
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