Sasquatch Farms LLC

04/30/2026

How we start every morning, Clarice curls up on my chest while I drink my coffee. How can you have a bad day when it begins with kitty cuddles🖤

04/23/2026

Clarice, ALWAYS in the bed!!

04/21/2026

04/19/2026

01/27/2026

Let me just tell you about this man right here… He has taken care of and made sure all our animals are safe and warm. He made sure this house stayed completely warm when we had no electricity. He has kept our pipes from freezing and made sure we had hot meals to eat. Beyond Blessed🖤🖤

01/26/2026

Ice just had to go outside with me to plug up the phones to charge in the car, decided it was too cold and got in the car. Then refused to get out and walk back to the house🤣🤣

01/10/2026

This sweet boy came to us after a call we received over the holidays. He was brought in alongside a female, both scheduled to be euthanized. When we arrived, he was the most broken dog I have ever seen—completely shut down and seemingly done with life. He hadn’t eaten in days, wouldn’t lift his head, and only laid there. We had to physically pick him up just to get him out of the building. He could barely walk, his body stiff from severe arthritis, and his yeast infection was completely out of control. Fast forward to now, and he’s a different dog. He’s moving better, getting up on his own, walking around, navigating the steps, and no longer just laying there. He’s eating again, and he is the biggest, sweetest boy. And this—this is how he sits now, with his head resting on me, looking at me the entire time I sit in the chair, like he’s finally realized he’s safe and never wants to forget it. 💙

01/07/2026

Recently I have seen so many arguing back and forth about breeding and rescue… so here is where we land on the subject.

What we do often feels like the exception to the rule—an unpopular opinion or even a contradiction—but we believe there is room, and real need, for both ethical breeders and responsible rescue. We believe breeders matter when the goal is true preservation: breeding with intention, prioritizing health, sound temperament, and the long-term integrity of the breed, and doing the work the right way. At the same time, we recognize that not all breeders are ethical, and too many dogs end up in heartbreaking situations that require rescue and advocacy. Every dog in our breeding program undergoes extensive health, genetic, and temperament testing before ever being considered, and pairings are made with care and purpose to produce exceptional dogs. We also step in for bully breeds who have run out of options—fully vetting, spaying or neutering, addressing medical or behavioral needs, and investing in training before placing them into loving, permanent homes. We understand that not everyone wants a purpose-bred dog, just as not everyone is looking for a rescue, and we respect both paths. Our love for bully breeds drives everything we do—whether that means preserving the best of the breed or giving a second chance to the ones who need it most.

01/07/2026

ADOPT ME!!!

Aside from breeding we also rescue on a small scale because we do it all out of pocket. When we get a call a bully breed is about to be euthanized; can we come take them off death row, we absolutely do!! Over the holidays we got that call again on two sweet babies. The little female is now ready for her forever home, she is crate trained, house broke, good with other dogs and kids. She does need to be walked on a leash because she likes to wander outside. She is utd on shots, heart worm negative and has her rabies tag. She is just an old girl that wants to be loved, she is very calm and laid back. She is just the absolute sweetest thing🖤

12/28/2025

This little one loves to play and is settling into his new home beautifully!!

12/26/2025