Cemetery - Land of Forever
Midnight (at Good Acres from 2009 - 2022)
RIP beautiful Midnight. This beautiful black cat boy came to us even before Good Acres came into existence in Kentucky. He was nicknamed "The Talke...- Diana Shaffner
Misty (at Good Acres in 2021)
Misty was born in 2019 at a commercial Angus cattle farm. Due to the fact that she was born blind, the owners of the farm gave her special care and...- Diana Shaffner
Lilly (at Good Acres from 2009 to 2014)
Lilly was one of the many feral cats we rescued over the years. While she was born in the wild, once introduced to the house, she became a real hou...- Diana Shaffner
Aby (at Good Acres from 2009 to 2013)
Aby came to us directly from a BLM auction together with another wild mustang. She was about five years old when captured by the government somewhe...- Diana Shaffner
Trisha (at Good Acres from 2007 to 2017)
Trish or 'Trisha' as she was often lovingly referred to, was part of our family from before 'Good Acres' was officially called such. She was a 'Shi...- Diana Shaffner
Quinn (at Good Acres from May 2011 to July 2013)
Quinn came to Good Acres as a 23 year old Arabian who wasn't supposed to survive the night. He was starved, dehydrated, and ill to the point of bei...- Diana Shaffner
Ludy (at Good Acres from 1998 to 2018)
Ludy, a very special boy, was with us long before Good Acres was ever officially founded. We found him as a kitten in 1998 on the streets of Long B...- Diana Shaffner
Polly (at Good Acres in January 2016)
Polly was a particularly sad case for Good Acres. This is because she lived only 2.5 weeks past her arrival at the sanctuary. She was an elderly do...- Diana Shaffner
Max (at Good Acres from 2010 to March 2015)
Max (aka 'Timmy') was a very special horse who lived with us for several years. We purchased him together with another horse (Marcus) from a woman ...- Diana Shaffner
Charles (at Good Acres from 2009 to July 2015)
Charles was one of the most unique horses we have ever met. His abuse history prior to being rescued was extensive which makes it more of an honor ...- Diana Shaffner