Stone Ridge Heelers

11/22/2025

01/15/2024

Meet Wynnie,

A 1 year old female out of Rip and Frankee. Due to no fault of her own, and some life changes of her current owners, we are looking for a new permanent home for her.
Opening applications to current Stone Ridge Farms families first, but will consider new families as well.
PM for more info and if new to SRFs, please complete our application.
Rehome fee will be put in place.

01/05/2024

https://gofund.me/ba52774f

Hi SRF family and followers,

Nymeria has unfortunately been diagnosed with a Mast Cell Tumor. A mast cell tumor (MCT) is a type of malignant (cancerous) tumor consisting of mast cells. It is potentially life threatening and needs to be removed by a specialist in Philadelphia due to the location in her neck and the requirement to obtain clear and very thick margins to prevent spreading to the lymph nodes and the rest of her body.
Because this surgery requires a specialist and potentially further treatment, it comes with a cost. If you have the means, please consider donating towards her on going treatment.

Hi Neighbors and friends, I'm reaching out for support of our 5 year old Aust… Brittney Kay needs your support for Mast Cell Tumor Treatment for Nymeria

12/18/2023

UPDATE: PLACED WITH A SRF FAMILY🥰

It is very rare that we have to assist with a rehome, but somtimes our homes don’t work out. The family is devastated and heart broken over the rehome and we respect them so much to reaching back out to us to help.

We are looking for an Experienced and active farm home, preferably adult only.

Bandit is a 1 year old, in tact male out of Rip and Frankee. Neuter contract will most likely be put into place. More details will be discussed with potential new owners.

Reach out by PM and submit an application if interested. There will be a rehome fee and we will be EXTREMELY picky where this guy goes as we never want to rehome a dogs twice.

06/17/2023

04/20/2023

02/26/2023

The pulling on my leash got a little lighter today.
Although everyone said I was going to keep this guy, he went off to his true forever home.
After years of breeding, this one was the toughest. From the day he was born, he stuck out. I remember picking him up after only minutes of being born and said “This guy is going to look just like his dad with a little black eye. We’ll call him “little Rip”. At around 4-5 weeks I started noticing things with him. Once a litter of puppies become more alert, I keep a quiet house. This is because the second they hear you, they all start barking for attention😂. I would go to the kennel to visit & he would still be asleep.. with all that commotion. At around 6 weeks I’d let the puppies out at night then call them in to play with me until they all fell asleep. Then I would count as I put them to bed. I counted (& recounted as you do a million times when having puppies) and only had 7 puppies. I searched the basement & couldn’t find him. Ran back outside in the pitch black to find him at the play set. A few additional things stuck out after this and my fear was confirmed after his BAER test that he was in fact deaf. I put a hold on finding him a home, knowing it had to be the right one. Since then, “little Rip” had many names. Arfie, sonic, deafy.. the list goes on. But today he is officially ‘Bear’. How ironic is it that his new owners chose this name. I call Blu either “Blu Bear” or “Bear Bear”. Since then I have called Rip “Pooh Bear”. When they told me the name, I shed my first tear.
Anyone who knows me, knows I tend to not be an overly emotional person for anyone to see. I cried a little last night, I cried this morning in the church parking lot, I got choked up for a few seconds once Jill, Tom and Katie arrived and now I’m crying again. But I’m also super happy. They are committed and they have a support system in place to help. (They promised to send lots of pictures.) I can’t wait to watch him grow and be surprised at everything he learns with his new family.

02/11/2023

My first cattle dog to ever actually enjoy a bath🛁

02/11/2023

Thankful for my afternoon dog walking assistants🦮

02/09/2023

Charlee’s puppy school. Balloons so they don’t get lost..

Disclaimer: I fully supervised the use of balloons for safety🎈