If you’re ready to up your game from watching cute animal videos online, it’s time to head to the animal farm rescue! In Nevada, just outside Las Vegas, you can do a little grocery shopping and get to cuddle llamas, cows, pigs, goats, and so much more! Here’s more on this incredible animal rescue in Nevada: 

Factory farming has some high costs that we are largely protected from. When farm animals can’t do the jobs they were intended for or are abused or neglected, they need places to go where they can be loved and cared for. This is what Barn Buddies Rescue is all about!
Beverly Brown via Google Business
For a small donation, visitors get to take a bag of hay around for feeding time! Volunteers will teach you about the animals' care needs, about their injuries, or how they ended up at the rescue.
Las Vegas Farm
Kids learning their animals and adults who know what’s up will especially have a good time. There are so few chances to get to interact with so many different kinds of animals.
Beverly Brown via Google Business

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Alpacas, pigs, goats, peacocks, cows, llamas, ponies, horses; there’s always someone new at The Farm. Because if an animal needs a home, these guys are always stepping up!
Las Vegas Farm
You can even buy goods at The Farm’s Farmers Market. Eggs, honey, and produce are all made and grown right there on The Farm.
Jamie Bagtas via Google Business
The eggs are from all sorts of birds like pheasants, turkeys, quails, and ducks. They are the furthest thing from boring, bleached white eggs.
The L:as Vegas Farm
And the honey is raw without filtering or pasteurization. There is no charge to shop at the market and produce is sold on weekends.
Kris G. via Google Business

The best part is that your donations and purchases from the market contribute to taking care of the animals. After all, that’s a whole lot of hay every month! That’s one visit that does good and feels good.

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