Aint Much Acres

06/20/2026

What is the meaning of life? If not to be kind.

06/16/2026

☀️ SUMMER WISH LIST ☀️
Did you know many farm animals don’t sweat the way humans do? As temperatures rise, animals rely on us to help keep them comfortable and safe through the hottest months of the year.
Our summer wish list helps provide essentials like shade, fans, misters, kiddie pools, frozen treats, and extra water supplies for the residents of Aint Much Acres. Every donation, share, and bit of support helps us keep them cool this summer.
Check out our wish list and help us beat the heat! 🐷🦆🐔💛
🔗 LINK IN BIO!

06/15/2026

Please have your voice heard today.

06/15/2026

Industrial farming commonly practices tail docking (cutting off piglets’ tails) primarily to prevent tail-biting. This destructive behavior serves as a coping mechanism for the stress, overcrowding, and lack of environmental enrichment that the piglets face.

06/14/2026

We’ve had a lot of new followers lately, so I thought I’d reintroduce myself and share a little about why I do what I do.

06/13/2026

Their cuteness pays for rent.

06/13/2026

We should be focusing on the conditions the birds are being kept in, not simply limiting the number of roosters someone can own. Many roosters used for cockfighting are kept isolated from other birds in small kennels or cages for long periods of time. Instead of creating laws that may increase abandonment of unwanted roosters, why not strengthen regulations and enforcement around animal welfare, housing conditions, and neglect?

Responsible owners and animal rescuers shouldn’t be paying the price for the actions of those who abuse animals. Let’s target the actual problem while protecting animal welfare at the same time.

06/13/2026

It is personal.

06/10/2026

no words 😶

TAKE ACTION HERE: https://vfar.org/banhorsecarriagesnyc/

Tonight, a carriage horse named Deniz, 16, collapsed and died in Central Park. We do not yet know this horse’s history or what caused their death — but we do know this: no horse should spend their life pulling a carriage through the streets of Manhattan.

TAKE ACTION: https://buff.ly/n55uBbG

We have seen this before. Ryder. Lady. Aisha. Charlie. Smoothie. And now another horse whose life ended on the pavement.

On Thursday, the City Council will reintroduce Ryder’s Law — legislation to finally transition New York City away from horse carriages and retire the horses to sanctuaries.

That future will include the workers, too. Carriage drivers deserve a real transition plan with stable jobs, protections, and benefits — and we are ready to work with TWU and all stakeholders to make that happen.

But doing nothing is not an option. Another horse is dead on the streets of New York City.

For the horses. For the workers. For New York City.

Pass Ryder’s Law.

TAKE ACTION: https://buff.ly/n55uBbG

06/10/2026

Yesterday was mentally exhausting for me.

I witnessed two animals being abandoned. Two young men ran back to their Toyota RAV4 and drove away. The animals they left behind are estimated to be only 5 weeks old—thrown out into the wild with no access to food and no survival instincts.

I gave it everything I had to catch them. Right when I was about to give up, I successfully caught them both. The instant I did, I started crying from pure relief.

Now, what if I told you these animals were baby ducklings? Does that change the way you view their abandonment? Is it somehow less severe than abandoning a kitten or puppy? If so, why?

The truth is that any domestic animal cannot survive on its own—especially at just five weeks old. I hope one day we can all unite on the fact that all animals deserve love, compassion, and a chance at a safe life.

Fun fact: In the process, I ended up covered in pond water and probably looked like a complete crazy person chasing ducklings around. All the while, my 3-year-old stood by watching the whole thing unfold. Just another normal day at Aint Much Acres.