Aint Much Acres

07/22/2025

For someone who barely has any teeth (only 3 bottom teeth left) Little Joe sure loves to smile and I love it. ❤️

07/20/2025

THANK YOU TO WHO DONATED THE FULL AMOUNT. 😭😭😭 Please comment or message us so we can thank you properly.

07/20/2025

This is Whiskey — our brave mini horse with the heart of a giant. Just weeks ago, we almost lost him to sand colic. We didn’t know why he was eating dirt — until the vet told us he was suffering from a severe sodium deficiency.
He’s now on 3 daily medications and lifelong supplements to keep him stable. And as if that wasn’t enough... Whiskey was diagnosed with cancer in August 2023. He’s been on palliative care ever since.
But here’s the hopeful part: his latest bloodwork shows no major decline — a sign that the increased maximum dosage of his steroids is helping suppress progression. He’s still with us. Still loving. Still Whiskey.
We are doing everything in our power to keep him comfortable and thriving — but we can’t do this alone.
👉 We urgently need to raise $1,200 to cover his latest vet bill.
💚 Every dollar helps us give him the care he deserves.�🙏 Please donate, share, and comment.
- THANK YOU

07/14/2025

🐴 Meet Little Joe – A Mule with a Heart of Gold
At 31+ years old, Little Joe has already lived a full life—but his journey took a turn no animal should face. After being left behind on a property, Joe was cared for by a kind person for six months. But when space became limited, a difficult choice had to be made.
Rather than putting him down, Joe’s caregiver reached out—hoping someone would give this sweet, older mule the loving home he deserved.
We answered. While we couldn’t take on the cost of care, the promise was made:�“I’ll cover all his expenses. I just want him to be safe.” (Emergencies + Dental excluded)
Little Joe is calm, kind, and full of wisdom. He will live out his golden years surrounded by only love. This is what rescue looks like: compassion, teamwork, and never giving up on the forgotten ones.
Welcome home, Little Joe. You’re safe now. 💚

P.s. Little Joe came with the name. I had no idea what he looked liked, age or what his name was until after he arrived to me. I just knew I had to help him. Little Joe, with a name like that I knew it was meant to be. (My dads name was Joe)

07/10/2025

07/09/2025

Meet Iris, a five-week-old kitten who was abandoned by herself in a Nike shoe box on our community cat feeding route. Thankfully, Pam heard her cries on Sunday while out feeding the community cats. Pam is currently providing her foster care and removed a lot of stickers from her coat from where she was wandering in the area she was abandoned. Today, Iris had her first vet appointment; she was prescribed eye medication, dewormed, and had an ultrasound due to her significant belly size.

We shouldn’t have to keep reminding everyone, but unfortunately, it has to be said again: abandoning domestic animals is cruel, inhumane, and illegal! Let alone a five-week-old kitten who is sick and has no survival instincts. Iris did not deserve this. Iris is safe now and will know nothing but love moving forward.

If you would like to donate to the cost of Iris’s care, that would help immensely. All donations are tax-deductible as we are a nonprofit 501c3 organization.

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07/04/2025

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06/22/2025

Seven, our 10-month-old LGD, and I. How would you estimate his height? I am 5’4” for reference.