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"Sponsor a Baby for Health" Program

Thank you so much for taking you time to just look at our Rescue Animals Needs! If possible, Please add a vaccine or wormer or any type of Medical need that is out lined below.

We can not tell you how much your support helps these animals. They are wonderful animals who deserve so much more than they have had and many are available for adoption!!!

Dogs, Cats, Horses, Goats, Donkeys, Minis, Llamas Oh My!! We have a little of everything - please enjoy reading their stories!

You can also help by taking a look at our Fundraiser items - 100% of sales from these items go directly to Jensens's Country Rescue!

Cats

Dogs

Horses & Miniatures

Llamas and Goats

There are many Costs associated with running an Animal Rescue other than their vet costs. Your purchases help us support these animals with food, treats and housing. When sales are slow it is tough for us to come up with these funds. It is times like these that we need a little help coming up with the funds to purchase hay and bedding for the large animals, food and litter for the cats and food and vitamins for the dogs.
Please if you can, Make a donation of ANY amount with the Donate Button Below or pick an animal below to sponsor!

Charlie	To sponsor all of Charlie's current medical needs:			$98
Charlie was brought to us by a Le Center resident 6 months ago - this good semaratin was worried that Charlie would be euthanized if brought anywhere else. Charlie was found wandering around her home and after being fed,decided not to leave. He is a very loving boy and will make a great addition to any family :)
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

	Mistachio
	Mistachio was born here as one of Bama'sKittens in the Spring of 2011 with his brother Casey Below. Thanks to MN SNAP Mistacio and Casey were neutered in October of 2011 But their invoice still needs to be paid before we can Spay or Neuter any more Cats. These Kittens are some of the sweetest we have had here on the farm! Mistacio is ready for adoption and will make a fantastic addition to any family.
	UPDATE: Mistachio was adopted by a sweet lady who's children left home and went onto college. He is now being treated like a King. She takes him for car rides - to go shopping - and he has a balcony with a kitty door so he can lounge in the sun during the day!

	Casey
	Casey was born here as one of Bama'sKittens in the Spring of 2011 with his brother Mistacio above. Thanks to MN SNAP Mistacio and Casey were neutered in October of 2011 But their invoice still needs to be paid before we can Spay or Neuter any more Cats. These Kittens are some of the sweetest we have had here on the farm! Casey is Neutered and vaccinated and is ready for adoption and will make a fantastic addition to any family.
	Casey was adoption by a wonderful family who adopts rescue cats and loves them. The family lost their tuxedo cat and was looking for another one to spoil. We receive updates and photos and know that Casey is loving his new life!

Autumn	To sponsor all of Autumn'\s current medical needs:			$98
Autumn was first seen around the farm in November of 2011, after unsucessful attempts to live trap this shy girl for about a month we finally got herinto a kennel to be examined. We were worried she was sick because she is so small but once we had a chance toget a goodlook at her we determined she is just young. Autumn is waiting to be spayed and Vaccinated so she can be released. She is a very wild kitty and doesnot enjoy her captivity. We hope to have her spayed soon so we can get her back out on to the farm where she is more comfortable.
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

Wynter	To sponsor all of Winter's current medical needs:			$98
Winter first showed up last year when it started getting really Cold! She is such a sweetheart and loves everyone and other cats! Winter is Waiting to be Spayed and Vaccinated so she can be adopted out to a wonderful Family that will love her. We hope she will have her spay donated soon so she will be ready to be adopted into her forever home.
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

Tasha	To sponsor all of Tasha's current medical needs:			$98
Tasha lived here before we did! When we moved into our home, a beat up, falling down old farm house, there were 2 tomcats and 20 unspayed mamas, non of which were friendly to people. Tasha was the first cat to come up and introduce herself - to my ham sandwich! From then on, we had a good friend. Her friendship was invaluable to me as I was starting my business, had left my job at United Health Care, was out here alone, trying to figure things out and she helped ease the transition. Tasha moved into the house a year ago after her age started showing and life outside was getting to hard on her. We love having her with us! Tasha did not want her photo taken!
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

	Raja
	Raja was a baby brought to us 2010 with Violet below. We recently connected with MNSNAP; Minnesota Spay and Neuter Assistance Program and were able to neuter and get Rabies shots for Raja. Raja is a talker and so very personable - he helps Heather type and me garden - he loves the children (and puts up with them).
	Adopted!!!

Violet	To sponsor all of Violet's current medical needs:			$98
Violet is a sweet girl and brother to Raja. They were adopted out as a pair and then brought back to us when their new family found their youngest had an allergy - they were truly heartbroken as Violet and Raja are really gentle and sweet cats. Violet is spade through MNSNAP and very fun. They are both in transition from kitten to cat so they are very lanky.
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

	Jake
	Jake, also known as Stash for the "mustache" on his face, was born in our kennels shortly after a VERY pregnant mama was brought to us around christmas 2010. He is a fan of the children and they carry him around like a rag doll and he loves it! He has the softest fur and is a lover. He helps type and garden and chalk the sidewalk. He is a true butterfly chaser and is hysterical to watch!
	Adopted!!!

	Trapper
	Trapper came to us 2010 with a trap on his foot. We removed the trap and cared for the wound and he is doing great! He is a very different looking kitty and loves attention. We let him inside the store for the night and then he wonders the farm during the day.
	Adopted!!!

	Sophia
	Sophia came in as a rescue. We had her spade and her shots 2010 through MNSNAP. She is such a girl! When she wants love, she is readily available, but when she wants her space, she will let you know! She is a true girl!
	Adopted!!!

Honey	To sponsor all of Honey's current medical needs:			$103
Honey has been at the farm for years. She showed up one day pregnant. It took me several years to make friends with her as she was truly a wild cat. Once I could handle her, we had her spade through MNSNAP and she has been a wonderful cat since - although I am the only one who can touch her. She still has a bit of the wild mentality but trusts me enough to give her the vaccines.
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

Bama	To sponsor all of Bama's current medical needs:			$103
Bama was another kitty who was dumped here at the farm. Thanks to MNSnap and generous donations Bama was spayed October 2011 after her litter she delivered in spring of 2011. Bama has been wild her whole life and will probably never acclimate to "house life" but we are happy to have her aspart of our "Spay, Vaccinate and release program to control over population. Once every year she will be live trapped and vaccinated as well as get an exam tomake sure she is doing alright and will then be released back on to the farm for pest control :) Everyone has their place here!
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

Joe	To sponsor all of Joe's current medical needs:			$103
Joe was our first rescue kitty we had come to us once we opened. He is a cat who thinks he is a dog as he acts just like one. He has a certain spot on his back if you rub it, he licks the air and it has become a funny break for us when things get hectic! He also has 7 toes on 3 of his feet!
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

Foo	To sponsor all of Foo's current medical needs:			$103
Foo was a kitten of a rescue mama. He is the friendliest guy around. When he was about a year old he was hit buy a car and had a broken pelvis - this is when I learned how to insert fluids through an IV. He get really arthritic during weather changes and walks a bit slower - no more running for this one - but he does a good job holding the couch down! We call him shamfoo.
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

Toby	To sponsor all of Toby's current medical needs			$103
Toby is an old boy who has been here with us for years. He is a siamese brat! When he wants something, he will let you know immediately. We don't like letting him outside too often as he will run with the wild cats and think he is ferrel. When we get him back a month or so later, he has no weight on him at all. Toby is loosing his site and we will love him until he is ready to move on.
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

Tatter	To sponsor all of Tatter's current medical needs			$103
Tatters is such a funny Kitty! Tatters was found at the local gas station a few years ago under a propane tank and was a complete mess. When she came to us there was hardly anything to her, she was full of worms and fleas, which is how she came to her name. Still a little wild side to her, Tatter can usually be found hiding under the kitchen Table, Laying on top of a heat vent, or when she thinks no one is looking, she will cuddle up with Frank :)
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

	Jade
	Jade is a middle aged girl who came to us when her family lost their home. She is so sweet and really needs a home where she can be loved without all the younger cats climbing on her. She is very snuggly and cuddly and absolutely beautiful!
	Jade has been Adopted!!!

Bobcat	To sponsor all of Bobcat's current medical needs:			$103
Bobcat showed up a month or so ago very much an intact boy. He would go around beating up all of our other cats, yet wanted love from all of the people. We quarantined him and had him neutered through MNSNAP program and once he got that testosterone out of his system, he meshed in with our kitty herd much better! He only has part of a tail which is how we came to name him. He is very snuggly but we are not suppose to let anyone know so we don't hurt his rep!
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

Chewey	To sponsor all of Chewey's current medical needs:			$103
Chewey is a brother to Foo and has just a fabulous personality. Anyone can pick him up and snuggle - he is a child's best friend! When he is outside he is the head of the pack, yet is very gentle and is very non-agressive - very rare for a large male who didn't get neutered until later in life. Chewey would be a great addition for any family!!
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

Lucy

Unfortunately Lucy has Passed away. Lucy Lived out her last 3 years in a Loving foster home before she lost use of her back end and due to her age, was not eligable for surgery. When Lucy came in about 3 years ago, she had been dumped on a cow farm, ran away, and was found in a ditch. She had a skin problem which was kept at bay by keeping her shaved. She was an older girl who liked it quiet in a 1:1 environment. She will be fondly remembered.

	Bob
	Bob Passed away in October of 2011, he was adored by everyone who ever met him, the gentelest soul ever. Bob came to us in 2010 after being hit by a truck. He has severe brain damage and lost his tail. He recovered fairly well from the accident and we gave him the best life we could for hislast year of life. we will always remember how he was afraid to walk on the hard wood floors so we were always moving rugs and had paths for him to walk around on. Bob looked pretty funny, but he was so loving and loved to give hugs! He would come up to you and almost knock you over leaning his head into your leg or hip to give hugs. If the kids got hurt or cry, he would come and lay down at their feet. Bob was so awesome! Unfortunately in early 2011 we found non plyable tumors - which are normally the bad ones - we didn't care- he was part of our extended family and was treated like a king while he was here on earth!

Riley	To sponsor all of Riley's current medical needs			$103
Riley joined our family about 4 years ago at a request from a family member. Riley had been purchased from a breeder as a puppy by a daycare provider for $900 as he is a pure bread tri-color collie. The gal that bought him was afraid that he would be too much for her daycare children so she had him locked in a kennel in her garage for 2 years! A concerned client requested to adopt Riley as his quality of life was severely limited. He knew that Riley deserved much more than a kennel in a garage. Due to the lack of socializing and feeding, Riley came to us with severe social anxiety issues, food and aggression issues. Tom took Riley to dog training classes and continues to try to work with him. He is a wonderful dog, but needs to be protected by keeping him from situations that would cause Riley to act poorly. We love him and enjoying watching him live his life out here on the farm!
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

Frank	To sponsor all of Frank's current medical needs:			$103
Frank is a very small Jack Russell Terrier with a Napoleon Complex! He is Very Snuggly and goes to bed with the kids every night! Due to his temperament, he will be staying with us at the farm. He is very aggressive towards all other animals and has an incontinence problem. He has adjusted well to life with us and has been great with the children!
Yearly Exam $22	Leukemia $28	4 Way Vaccine $12	Rabies $10	Frontline $11	Monthly Food $15

	Polly
	Polly came to us about a 2 years ago with severe lymes disease causing an infection which ate away at her leg joints which make walking very painful. She also has severe ear infections we were able to get under control, the other ear is constantly infected which we treat at least monthly. We are so surprised with as much pain that she has been in that she is such a loving dog. Polly is famous for the sniper licks in the face and she looks a little funny as her head seams much larger than her body due to the disintegration of her body.
	Update: Sadly, Polly went to Heaven in May. This was one of the hardest times I have had running our rescue. She was such a wonderful dog and provided us with love up to the end. Polly is the reason why I continue to do what I do -

Kuskoo	To sponsor all of Kuskoo's current medical needs:			$108
Kuskoo is a gelded male Llama who we took from a farm in Minnesota last summer. His feet were so over grown they had crossed, his fines (coat) was so overgrown that we found pine cones, branches, sticks, twine and barbed wire underneath the layers, and his halter had grown into his skull. Kuskoo is a very protective boy looking out for his girls! He is very curious about everything and tries to get involved in everything. He thinks that I am a llama and tries to show dominance over me often. He is the only one who has spit when he first came in but now it is very, very rare.
Yearly Exam $30	1st Bi-Yearly Ivermectin $20	Yearly Vaccine CD/T $23	Rabies $10	Yearly Sheering $35	Monthly Food $15

Hannah	To sponsor all of Hannah's current medical needs:			$108
Hannah is a female Llama who we took from a farm in Minnesota last summer. Her feet were so over grown they had crossed, her fines (coat) was so overgrown that we found pine cones, branches, sticks, twine and barbed wire underneath the layers. Hannah is the most social of the llamas. The first night the llamas were here - Hannah and Montana were in a stall next to Kuskoo - I was trying to remove the garbage from their fines - Kuskoo was really uncertain of me and was concerned for his girls - he prepared to spit at me - during this - Hannah stood between Kuskoo and myself and put her ears back and actually spit at Kuskoo and protected me. Watching and caring for them has been a learning joy!
Yearly Exam $30	1st Bi-Yearly Ivermectin $20	Yearly Vaccine CD/T $23	Rabies $10	Yearly Sheering $35	Monthly Food $15

Montana	To sponsor all of Montana's current medical needs:			$108
Montana is a female Llama who we took from a farm in Minnesota last summer. Her feet were so over grown they had crossed, his fines (coat) was so overgrown that we found pine cones, branches, sticks, twine and barbed wire underneath the layers. Montana is very non social - she seems to have huge trust issues - she wants to trust us but is still unsure. She will now take food from my hand - but watches me closely as she does it!
Yearly Exam $30	1st Bi-Yearly Ivermectin $20	Yearly Vaccine CD/T $23	Rabies $10	Yearly Sheering $35	Monthly Food $15

Micky	To sponsor all of Micky's current medical needs			$108
Montana is a female Llama who we took from a farm in Minnesota last summer. Her feet were so over grown they had crossed, his fines (coat) was so overgrown that we found pine cones, branches, sticks, twine and barbed wire underneath the layers. Montana is very non social - she seems to have huge trust issues - she wants to trust us but is still unsure. She will now take food from my hand - but watches me closely as she does it!
Yearly Exam $30	1st Bi-Yearly Ivermectin $20	Yearly Vaccine CD/T $23	Rabies $10	Gluecosamine $35	Monthly Food $15

	Topher
	Topher is a pygmy goat that we brought to the farm when Gracie was about 18 months old. We wanted a barn animal that she could safely play with. He has such as special personality, he has been wonderful for the children. Gracie is now 8 so Topher is 6 going on 7. We adopted Topher when he was about 3 months old along with an adult female we called Bella. Bella had a baby who didn't survive and they didn't want her anymore which we thought very sad. Bella passed away last spring - there must have been something wrong with her for her to pass so early in life. About a month after we loss Bella is when we took in the fainting goats Micky & Goofy. It took a while, but Topher is now part of their herd. He has trouble playing on an even ground as he doesn't have horns. Micky & Goofy don't try to hurt him with their horns, but their horns are soooo huge that the horses don't challenge them!

	Francis	Mommy's Baby!
	I brought Francis home the first month we moved to the farm. She was previously owned by a 16 year old cowboy who broke and trained her. Franny has been a fabulous horse for us. She went for about 5 years without being ridden due to our 'baby years'. During this time I would come into her stall at night all big and pregnant and would sit on her as she was laying down in her stall. She is so gentle, but yet very fun to ride!
	Molly
	We brought Molly to our Barn when we lost Monte, Franny's Partner for the past 10 years. Molly has been an interesting addition to our family. She is a fabulous riding horse, a bit lazy and stubborn if you let her, but generally great to ride. She is a no color Registered Paint Mare Moose! She has absolutely no withers (shoulders where the saddle is to sit) and when you add her barrel figure, well lets just say I learned what a neoprene cinch was very quickly so I didn't ride her upside down! It took a while for me to figure out why my saddle kept twisting, and she was great, just standing there laughing at me but took care not to hurt me!

	Brooks & Annie	Cart Girls
	I brought Brooks and Annie, who are cousins, as soon as they came off of their mom. Shetland's have a much different personality from the minis as they don't realize that they are not horses and are just as strong willed and Brooks is actually the leader of our herd! She and Molly have a 'Hat field and McCoy relationship and Brooks seems to come out on top most of the time!Annie is much more calm and laid back. When she was younger she foundered and we now have to watch her very closely. When the grass is really rich and full, we need to dry doc her. She sits at the fence and neighs constantly complaining about the unusual punishment. Occasionally Brooks will break her out - she is the best escape artist I have ever met! Brooks & Annie are being trained to pull a cart for the Holiday Parade the weekend of Thanksgiving to celebrate the lights of town being turned on. Our cart will say 'Jensen's Country Store, Boarding & Animal Rescue' We may have Rennie leading the girls. We have 8 children between my sister and I and they will be handing out candy in their prince outfits & princess dress (over their snowsuits if holding true to form for Minnesota)!

Manny	To sponsor all of Manny's current medical needs:			$133
Manny came in last year with Ellie as seen below. When we picked them up from the bad farm, someone told me to be careful as he was dangerous. I walked into the field and he walked up to me, snorted and put his head into my waist. He is the most gentle and loving animal I have met. We fully trust both the miniature donkeys with the children and they are hysterical! He and Rennie are better than a movie to watch - they act like toddlers fighting over a toy. Manny is about 8 where as Ellie is getting close to her time, we will be placing Manny if needed after Ellie's time with us is done and she goes to the great green pastures!
Yearly Exam $30	Rabies $19	West Nile $25	7 Way Vaccine $23	Quarterly Ferrier $25	Quarterly Wormer $13

Ellie	To sponsor all of Ellie's current medical needs:			$133
Ellie & Manny have been together for quite some time. When they came in their feet were over 16 inches long. It took almost 6 months to get them into a some what walkable condition. Ellie has continued to have leg and coat problems but her personality is so sweet and funny that you could tell at some point someone really loved her, absolutely not the farm we took them off of, but at some time. Ellie's greatest feature is when she goes to bray, she is soooo old, that she almost has to prime herself and work really, really hard to get a good bray going! She is very fond of head and butt rubs, and my shrubs!
Yearly Exam $30	Rabies $19	West Nile $25	7 Way Vaccine $23	Quarterly Ferrier $25	Quarterly Wormer $13

Cinders	To sponsor all of Cinder's current medical needs:			$133
Cinderella has been with us for about a year. When she came her feet were over a 1 foot and 1/2 long. They were so long that the hoof part had grown over under the foot and there is no bottom of all of her feet anymore. She has been doing well until the grass came in and then she foundered again so we put her on a 'rest' and have her in the barn on heavy mats and shavings for part of the day. She is a really little girl, she is a miniature horse and she loves Brooks. When she is walking well, she and Brooks are always together and Brooks looks out for her.
Yearly Exam $30	Rabies $19	West Nile $25	7 Way Vaccine $23	Quarterly Ferrier $25	Quarterly Wormer $13

Rennie	To sponsor all of Rennie's current medical needs:			$133
Rennie came off of a foreclosed farm with 2 other horses. When we came to pick up the horses, the owner was sitting on his truck with his stuff loaded drinking beer. Rennie was tied to a tree without grass, food or water. When we brought him in, he was a stallion, which we fixed immediately. I learned something really interesting that day. The vet had removed the 'items' and asked me if I wanted him to run faster, slower or the same? I looked at her confused and she continued; if I toss them ahead of him, he will run faster, behind him, slower and beside him, the same. I about fell over laughing! I guess it is a race track 'thing'. Rennie is also a watcher over Cinders, sort of protecting her from the bigger animals.
Yearly Exam $30	Rabies $19	West Nile $25	7 Way Vaccine $23	Quarterly Ferrier $25	Quarterly Wormer $13

"Sponsor a Baby for Health" Program

Cats

Dogs

Horses & Miniatures

Llamas and Goats

$5 buys cat food and Litter for 1 cat for a week. $4 buys a bail of Hay!

Charlie

To sponsor all of Charlie's current medical needs:

Mistachio

Casey

Autumn

To sponsor all of Autumn'\s current medical needs:

Wynter

To sponsor all of Winter's current medical needs:

Tasha

To sponsor all of Tasha's current medical needs:

Raja

Adopted!!!

Violet

To sponsor all of Violet's current medical needs:

Jake

Adopted!!!

Trapper

Adopted!!!

Sophia

Adopted!!!

Honey

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Bama

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Joe

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Foo

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Toby

To sponsor all of Toby's current medical needs

Tatter

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Jade

Jade has been Adopted!!!

Bobcat

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Chewey

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Lucy

Bob

Riley

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Frank

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Polly

Kuskoo

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Hannah

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Montana

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Micky

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Topher

Francis

Mommy's Baby!

Molly

Brooks & Annie

Cart Girls

Manny

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Ellie

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Cinders

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Rennie

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