We would also like to thank our volunteers from Cherokee Trail Rotary Club for assisting us with our chores on the ranch. All of the volunteers were phenomenal and we hope to see you guys in the future ..read more

 Melissa, from Double Beam Hay Co. has brought us our spring load of hay. We want to say thank you to all of those who so generously donated to us so that we could afford to get our hay barn restocked. We are so happy that volunteer, Lei brought her two sons to help throw pallets as Melissa stacked hay in our barn. Thank you all so much ..read more

  Polioencephalomalacia, or PEM, is a neurological disease common in goats, sheep, and other ruminants. The disease leads to cerebral disfunction and can produce symptoms such as blindness, incoordination, seizures, and many more. It is commonly linked to dietary changes or nutritional deficiencies, but can also be brought on by a number of other conditions - many of which are not well understood.  The onset of PEM can be swift and unexpected, with severity often progressing over the course of two days - sometimes moving through all the stages within only a few hours. The primary tre ..read more

This morning the Edwards Foundation received a very generous check from the ENT Credit Union presented in person by the bank manager Christian and his assistant Jordan. Not only did Christian and Jordan bring in a donation, they stayed and shoveled sh!t.                        The Suri llama her name is Roo, came around to get a special treat from Christian. These farm hands fit right in! They look like these famous farmers!  All of our animals here at the Edwards Foundation ap ..read more

 On January 24th we had a wonderful team of volunteers come by from the Aveda Experience Center to help look after the animals and take the llamas on a stroll. They were a great help and we look forward to working with them again in the future ..read more

 Two wonderful ladies, Jordan and Marissa, got special time off from their company, Ent, to come volunteer with us and help do chores. It was a joy to have them, and we appreciate their and everyone else's help keeping the rescue running ..read more

As the Sun comes back and warms up the snow, we had some similarly sunny volunteers come through this past weekend to help look after all the animals and walk the llamas! A warm thank you to all of our volunteers who visited us this past weekend, and who visit us every day ..read more

                                               Angel says good morning.  Glad to see the sun.!  Nathan is enjoying his hay breakfast ..read more

Welcome our newest member, Blue. Right now he is introducing himself to the ducks and even the goats are giving him a warm welcome. We look forward to having this lovely, happy rooster ..read more

  Doctor Lemus from Littleton Equine Center and her assistant came out to check on the progress of Hercules's hurt eye and determined that he has lost site in that eye and he is not in pain. His treatment this time will be 30 days of daily ointment at which time the vet will come back and revaluate. We will keep you posted. Consider coming to visit him, he loves attention ..read more