SPONSOR AN ANIMAL
Directly support the animals living at Fat Cow Foundation with monthly care funding.
FEATURED SPONSOR
Duke
Duke came to us after being displaced from his home, and he arrived already limping with what is likely a torn ACL. He’s a sweet, gentle Lab who’s handling everything with patience and heart — even though he’s in pain. Bishop will almost certainly need ACL surgery, and until then, he needs a safe, stable setup so he can rest and recover properly here at Fat Cow Foundation.
What Duke still needs:
A fence collar to keep him on the property
Medical support for his upcoming ACL evaluation and likely surgery
Your support helps ensure Duke gets the care, comfort, and stability he needs during this critical time.
👉 Want to help heal and settle in?
Bruce
Bruce came to us after he came up lame and couldn’t keep working. He’s a goofy, lovable dork with a big heart and an even bigger personality. Sponsoring Bruce helps give him the comfortable, low-stress retirement he deserves.
Your sponsorship helps cover:
Hoof care (regular farrier visits)
Joint care (support + maintenance)
Dental care (routine teeth work)
Feed (quality hay + grain)
Supplements (to keep him moving comfortably)
👉 Want to be part of Bruce’s care team?
Watson
Watson came to us after his owner passed away, leaving him suddenly without the person he trusted most.
Watson is beginning to settle in, but he still needs a proper setup and ongoing care as he adjusts to life without his person.
What Watson needs:
A secure kennel to keep him safe
A dog house for warmth and shelter
Kennel mats to keep him dry and clean
A fence collar to keep him on the property
Regular grooming care (poodle coat maintenance)
👉 Want to help Watson feel secure and cared for again?
The
Angora Goats
Our Angora goats came from an older woman in Montana who cared deeply for them but could no longer keep up with their needs. She wanted them somewhere safe, and they’re now part of our foundation herd.
Your support covers:
Quality feed and minerals
Winter shelter and bedding
Professional shearing
Hoof trimming
Parasite management
Fencing and pen upkeep
Daily supplements
Dry ground cover in mud season
👉 Want to help care for the Angora goats?
Buddy
Buddy came to us after his owner’s health declined and he needed someone who could keep up with his care. He’s a steady, low-drama Pyrenees who fits right in here.
What Buddy still needs covered:
Working-dog food (high-calorie, high-protein)
Basic supplements
A fence collar to keep him on the property
➡️ Sponsor Buddy
Nori
Nori came from the rez. She was born there and grew up completely on her own. She’s never been owned, never lived inside, and she operates like a true feral dog. Our goal isn’t to change herm just to give her a safe place to live the way she’s comfortable living. She does well with other dogs and prefers their company over people.
What Nori needs:
A larger, secure setup
Environmental add-ons and enrichment
➡️ Sponsor Nori
Theo
Theo is a senior Ragdoll who came to us after his owner passed away. He’s not a social cat and prefers to live his life on his own terms. He loves toys, needs specialty food, and because he was declawed, he’s indoors full-time for safety.
What Theo needs:
Specialty cat food
Litter and daily supplies
Indoor enrichment/toys
➡️ Sponsor Theo
The Barn Kitties
Our barn cats come in as needed. Some stay here long-term, others we place into barn homes. They’re working cats, not indoor pets.
What the barn kitties need:
Quality cat food
Shelter upkeep (heated houses, bedding, wind blocks)
Parasite prevention
Litter and supplies for indoor holds when needed
➡️ Sponsor the Barn Kitties
Chickens For Vets
Our egg-delivery program supplies fresh eggs to local veterans and seniors. Demand is growing fast, and to keep up, we’re expanding our flock for 2026. The goal is to purchase and build three mobile 80-chicken runs so we can provide consistent egg deliveries all season.
What this project needs:
Three 80-chicken run setups
Feed and supplements
Bedding and maintenance supplies
Winter-proofing materials
➡️ Sponsor Chickens for Vets
Latch & Baby
Latch and Baby's owners moved and could not take them. They were on their way to the pound. The owner reached out last minute to see if we could help. Even though we are ful,l we could not see them go to the pound, so we took them in last minute.
➡️ Sponsor Latch & Baby
WAITLIST
These our animals who are in need of help but we cannot take them in until they are Sponsored
Bo
3 -Year-Old Australian Shepherd
Our Commitment to COMMUNITY
Your support makes this possible
Thank you.
Feed Our Vets
We raise high quality, small-batch beef here on the ranch. 10% of each beef that we process is donated and hand-delivered to local veterans and seniors who could not otherwise afford beef often.
Support Our VetsGolden Reins
When horse retire because of age or medical reasons, their owner cannot always afford to keep them. Our Golden Reins is a retirement program for these horse. We take them here and your support provides hay, minerals, vet care, farrier services, and gentle handling.
Support Golden ReinsFirst Herd
First Herd helps young and up and coming ranchers buy their first herd through our First Herd Grant. This program supports young rancher to start with goats, sheep or cattle.
Join the First HerdAdopt
Ready to bring an animal into your home? This is where you can view available animals and apply to adopt.
View AnimalsFund
We are bursting at the seams and growing. In order to take in more animals in need, we need more room. We are raising funds to purchase and build a bigger facility where we can house 100+ dogs and more livestock.
Become a DonorMail Call
Snail mail is a great way to stay in touch. It slows things down, keeps the skill of writing alive, and is a great way to connect with seniors who may be lonely. In our Mail Call program we connect vets and seniors with a penpal who would like to keep up on old school communication.
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