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February 18, 2025

Meet Maggie: A Journey of Rescue and Love

It all started with a simple drop-off of cat food at Langley Animal Protection which turned into a heartwarming...

February 17, 2025

POV: Your supervisor is a sheep

Our dedicated volunteers work tirelessly to keep the sheep stalls in top shape – rain or shine!...

February 17, 2025

Say hello to the big boss himself, Tyrell

Tyrell was raised in a home environment and was treated more like a dog than a sheep. When he arrived...

February 16, 2025

Who else is going into the weekend as chill as a Happy Herd Goat?

Say hello to Mowatt, the ultimate winter relaxation expert and possibly the calmest goat you’ll ever...

January 17, 2025

Meet Wee Willy: The Inquisitive Piglet at The Happy Herd ⭐️

Wee Willy is no ordinary piglet—he’s one of five born at The Happy Herd Farm Sanctuary . Willy’s...

Pig

Bebop

This young male potbelly pig was found roaming around Langley in December of 2020 and was subsequently picked up by Langley Animal Protection Society (LAPS),

A few days before Halloween,2018, we received a call from a Langley Veterinary Clinic informing us that there was an RCMP officer driving around with 2 goats in the back of his cruiser in need of a bed for the night. Thanks to a concerned neighbour, they were seized from a family in a residential home who had purchased them at auction to be used for meat. We fell in love with these two female miniature goats, Smudge and Puddin, and knew that this would be their forever home. Much to our surprise, they both turned out to be pregnant and gave birth just a few months later. Smudge had twins, Bubbles & Squeak, and Puddin had 2 babies, sadly one of her babies passed and only Tinker survived. This family of 5 are inseparable, living their best lives at the Happy Herd. It is truly beautiful to watch this family grow up together and thrive. Being born at the sanctuary, these babies will never know anything but love, kindness, and freedom.

Goat

Smudge, Puddin, Tinker, Bubbles & Squeak

A few days before Halloween, 2018, we received a call from a Langley Veterinary Clinic informing us that there was an RCMP officer driving around

Cat

Ginger & Cosmo

We have four cats total, Cosmo & Ginger have been with us the longest. Ginger (the ginger) was a barn cat owned by a neighbour.

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Bebop

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Ginger & Cosmo

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