Bark and Bray Farm Animal Sanctuary

Bark and Bray Farm Animal Sanctuary A nonprofit animal sanctuary for abused and neglected farm animals. Our mission is to bring animals from surviving to thriving.
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The residents live their best lives in the safety of forever sanctuary.

09/07/2026

🎉 Gender Reveal: Part 2! 🎉

It turns out Molly was not impressed with our cupcake selection, so Hagrid ended up doing most of the revealing. He was more than happy to take one for the team! 🐷🧁

We’re relieved and thankful to share that the babies’ genders have now been confirmed by a veterinarian—not once, but twice! The boys will be neutered on September 30, and the girls will be spayed in mid-November.

These procedures are a major expense, so we’re raising funds by inviting you to help unlock our secret bunny plan—a plan that has been shrouded in mystery for months. 👀🐰

🔐 Every $100 raised unlocks a new clue.
🔎 The first clue drops when we reach $100.
✨ At $700, the secret bunny plan is fully revealed!

Who’s ready to uncover what we’ve been hiding? Let the mystery begin! 🗝️🐇

🔐 Can you help us unlock a secret? 🗝️🐇✨For weeks, we’ve been quietly working on a very special plan involving Luna’s sev...
09/06/2026

🔐 Can you help us unlock a secret? 🗝️🐇✨

For weeks, we’ve been quietly working on a very special plan involving Luna’s seven babies. Now, it’s almost time to start unlocking the clues!

Our goal is to raise $700 by Sunday, September 13. Every $100 raised will unlock a new clue—and once the next fundraising milestone is reached, we’ll release it!

🔑 $100 raised by Tuesday, September 8: Clue 1
🔑 $200 raised: Clue 2
🔑 $300 raised: Clue 3
🔑 $400 raised: Clue 4
🔑 $500 raised: Clue 5
🔑 $600 raised: Clue 6
🔓 $700 raised by September 13: The full secret is revealed early!

If we don’t reach $700 by September 13, don’t worry—the secret won’t stay locked forever. You’ll just have to wait until Saturday, September 19 for the full announcement!

Could 100 friends each give just $7 to help us unlock the plan early? Every donation supports Luna’s babies, no matter how many clues we unlock. We are still fundraising for their spay and neuters. The boys will be neutered Sept 30!

The first key is in your hands. Can we raise $100 by Tuesday and unlock Clue 1? 🔑🐇

There are multiple ways to donate!
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09/05/2026

🩷🩵 The Baby Bunny Gender Reveal: Part 1! 🩵🩷

We called in the hungriest—and messiest—gender-reveal expert we know. 🐷🧁 Hagrid had the very important job of eating cupcakes filled with either pink or blue frosting to reveal whether each baby bunny is a girl or boy!

Which babies are getting their big reveal in Part 1? Watch to find out! 👀

The rest of Luna’s babies will be revealed in Part 2 on Labor Day! Until then, tell us your guesses in the comments for George, Butterbeer, Charlie and Muriel. 🐰🩷🩵

It’s time to test your bunny-gender-detective skills! 🕵️‍♀️🐰Take a close look at each of Luna’s babies and tell us your ...
09/04/2026

It’s time to test your bunny-gender-detective skills! 🕵️‍♀️🐰

Take a close look at each of Luna’s babies and tell us your guesses: who’s a boy, and who’s a girl? 💙🩷

Drop your predictions in the comments before we reveal the answers! Just remember—looks and personalities can be very misleading when it comes to baby bunnies! 😂

Don’t miss the gender reveal part one coming out tomorrow!

09/02/2026

Cedric has officially settled in—and he’s feeling feisty! 😂 When the goatie girls’ hormones are in the air, he knows it. Cedric may be neutered, but he can still sense when the ladies are in heat.

He was showing off, making some very interesting noises, and trying his hardest to start a game. Unfortunately for Cedric, Sybill and Lily were completely unimpressed and had absolutely no interest in his shenanigans. Better luck next time, buddy! 🐐💕

08/31/2026

Nothing says “completely relaxed” like flopped-out baby bunnies! 🐰💤

We miss seeing all seven babies lounging together, but they are now separated by gender for everyone’s safety. Their hormones are blooming, and rabbits can become pregnant as early as 10 weeks old—sometimes even earlier! With bunnies, it’s always better to separate before it’s too late.

Of course, we couldn’t confirm their genders without making it a celebration…so we threw a gender reveal party for the animals! 🎉🐇

Part 1 is coming Saturday! Who do you think is a boy, and who do you think is a girl? 💙🩷

08/29/2026

Sweet Fleur’s glow-up from 5 weeks to 10 weeks old! 🥹🌸 They are looking more grown-up by the day, but don’t be fooled—they are still just a tiny, growing baby!

Young rabbits typically receive alfalfa hay until around 6 months old because it contains extra protein, calcium, and calories to support their rapidly developing bones, muscles, and bodies. After that, they gradually transition to a grass hay such as timothy.

With seven growing babies, we are going through alfalfa hay and litter incredibly quickly! Both remain high-priority items on our wish list if you would like to help Fleur and their siblings continue growing strong. 💛🐇

08/28/2026

Molly and Maxime went absolutely wild over their summer round bale! 😂

Molly’s preferred dining method is to toss the hay everywhere and cover herself from head to toe, while Maxime enjoys a good scratch before settling in for some serious feasting.

Marge the yak is keeping a safe distance until these crazy ladies calm down. At her age, she has no time for those shenanigans! She’ll join when the buffet is a little more civilized. 🐮🌾

08/26/2026

Late-morning naps are better with a buddy. ☀️🐷🐴 Hagrid and Queen B soaked up the sunshine together, enjoying a peaceful snooze. Queen B is the most accepting of Hagrid and is always so gentle and comfortable with the other animals. We love seeing this sweet, unlikely friendship! 💛

08/24/2026

Family dinners are officially over… and yes, we’re crying. 😭🐰💔

At 9½ weeks old, Luna’s babies are maturing, which means it’s time to separate them by gender. Even though they are still so young, rabbits can become fertile surprisingly early—and siblings absolutely can reproduce. Separating them now is essential to prevent an accidental pregnancy while we wait for everyone to be spayed and neutered.

They’ll continue living safely near one another with secure, double-fenced barriers, but the days of all seven babies piling together for dinner have come to an end—for now.

Watching them grow is such a gift, but every new milestone feels a little bittersweet. For now, separate family dinners it is. 🥺🐇

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