September, 2014  

Opal Makes a Friend

Our sweet goat Opal relaxes with a young visitor. These two had an instant connection and spent quite a bit of time together. By the looks on their faces, they were so happy and didn't have a care in the world!
 


Animal Assisted Programming

Heartland invites boys and girls ages 8-12 living with a special need to join our Barn Time program, starting this September. To learn more on the benefits of animal-assisted therapy programs such as Barn Time, read this article from the American Journal of Critical Care.

Volunteer at Heartland

Love working with animals? We are looking for animal care volunteers in our barn! Find out more about this and other volunteer opportunities by attending one of our Volunteer Information Sessions at the Verona Public Library. The next session is Wednesday, 9/17 at 7 PM.


Please Welcome Lorri Houston

Meet Heartland's new Development Director, Lorri Houston! Lorri's 25+ years of fundraising experience will help us greatly expand our ability to rescue more animals and provide more animal-assisted programming for vulnerable youth. 

In the Press

See Heartland's recent feature in the Wisconsin State Journal, highlighting our 8-week summer camp


 

You can also read about the "Animal House" creators' first trip to our barn in preparation for our 2015 renovation! Click here for the full story.


 



Visit the Home of Heartland

A barn tour is the best way to learn more about Heartland and meet our cute, friendly and funny animals. Find out about upcoming public barn tours by visiting our tours page! We'll see you out at the farm!

Animal Spotlight: Lucy the Potbelly Pig

Lucy is a potbellied pig who came to Heartland over a year ago. She was originally a "house" pig, but sadly her family was going through a divorce and they were no longer able to keep her.

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