Meet Our Residents

Approaching her twenties. She doesn't oink — she squeaks. She prefers her salads brought to her and lets the world come to her now.

Found in a bucket outside a vet clinic, days before Christmas Eve. Raised indoors with bunnies. Now perfectly at home in the barnyard.

Volunteers stood in front of a moving truck to save his life. He navigates the world by scent — gentle, affectionate, and deeply loved.

Dumped at the end of our driveway in late 2024 — and lucky enough to run toward the sanctuary instead of toward the road.

Bold, intense, and absolutely himself. He also jumped out the truck window on the way here. We're still waiting for him to calm down. Five years later.

Spent nearly a month living freely in a hundred wooded acres before deciding SoulSpace was home. A true parkour goat — no fence holds her for long.

Regular visitors to memory care centers and nursing homes, where they bring joy to residents who light up the moment they arrive.

They don't just soften rooms — they change them. Social, curious ambassadors who bridge effortlessly between every age and personality.

He arrived traumatized, orphaned, and terrified. Then he found his footing, made friends, and slowly stopped fainting altogether.

Bonded with Oliver since arriving at SoulSpace. Full story and details coming soon.

Raised as bottle-fed babies after losing their mother. Still the first to greet you at the gate — every single time.

A mother, her son, and her sister — inseparable from the day they arrived. Trust was earned slowly, over years. As it should be.

People come just to sit with her. She offers connection without expectation and teaches, simply by being herself, what it means to see an animal as someone.

Of all the babies Dory was forced to have, Stellar is the first she has been allowed to keep for life. Their bond is indescribable and precious beyond words.

Together since birth on an Amish farm in 2013. After years at Dodge Nature Center, they found their forever home at SoulSpace in July 2024.