Animals at the Sanctuary
Meet all the animals currently in our care.
Windy, our namesake
In August of 2025, when we went to a kill pen to rescue another horse, we had no idea we'd also come...
Doc, our mascot
Doc is the second mini we got from the kill pen. Like Charlotte and Sisu, he needed his festering e...
Boz
Some years back, Boz was so elusive that he had to be captured in a bear trap. He'd been running loo...
Emma Darling
Emma Darling, yes that's her real name, is a girl with a past. She was born, raised, and raced in Ke...
Sid
Sid was likely dropped off by someone who saw a barn and decided he could be a barn cat. He lived in...
Grace
Grace was purchased from a breeder two weeks before her new mom got a terminal cancer diagnosis. Gra...
Sisu
SISU is pregnant!!! We're not sure when she'll deliver, but it shouldn't be long. In April 2026, we ...
Mrs. Flanders
It was a chilly November day when we got the call from a neighbor. She'd been feeding a "feral" cat ...
Tilly
Tilly is a kind, sweet mare. When we picked her up at a kill pen, we were told that she came from a ...
Owen
We would let Owen go if you really wanted him, but you probably don't. He's a gorgeous cat, no quest...
Lottie
Lottie was our first kill pen rescue and we chose her because Dave always wanted a draft horse. We w...
Dutch
Like a lot of the horses in the kill pen, Dutch was an Amish carriage horse. He's a lovely mover and...
Chester
They said that Chester's family gave him up so they could get a younger horse. I can't imagine that ...
Dave
Dave is housetrained. That's a plus. He's friendly and kind to small animals. Dave gets along well w...
willow
Willow was one of six cats who had kittens one summer in a local horse barn. To help, we agreed to b...
Adoption Process
- Browse available animals and find your perfect match
- Contact us to schedule a visit
- Complete adoption application
- Home visit and approval
- Take your new companion home!
Contact Us
Email: windyslanding@gmail.com
Phone: (231) 866-1932