Stinker

Stinker is now in his forever home. He was rehomed with a loving family ready to care for him.

Stinker completed his 14 day isolation period before begin adopted. He is an albino ferret. He is curious and friendly. Stinker was curious about his surroundings and the animals around him.

Stinker came to us due to his caretaker developing an allergy to him. He was loved in his former home and will be loved in his new home.

Thank you to everyone that showed interest in Stinker. We love to answer questions and allow people to learn about any animal we have. Questions are always welcome.

Marshmellow

Marshmellow (Yes, we know it's spelled wrong) came to us through a tough situation. His keeper found themselves in a tough place. We were able to step in and house Marshmellow while they are getting back on their feet. While Marshmellow is not now, and most likely...

Kiwi

Kiwi: It’s a bird, it’s a plane… a cat? History and Environment: The Kiwi has one of the most interesting taxonomic histories to date on this show. They have been classified and reclassified a total of 5 different times since their initial classification in 1813....

matriarchs

Matriarchs: Women, can’t live with ‘em, can’t overthrow them Intro: Happy Mother’s Day to all you mothers out there. You do a lot for us throughout the year… relax and let your family pamper you today. Because you know it’s all going back to normal tomorrow… Seriously...

Indiana Bat

Indiana Bat: Had a good lookin’ momma We’re talking about the Indiana Bat, this little guy is commonly mistaken for the little brown bat and is one of 2 endangered bats we have here in the state of Tennessee. The other being the gray bat. Another cutie that strikes...

Chuck, Timmy, Doby

Chuck, Timmy, and Doby came to us because of over population in their previous home. Duck keeping can quickly get beyond your enclosure or even your property, knowing where that line is is important. We are thankful for people that want to give their ducks their best...

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