Ann is a twin who was born at Harmony in February of 2005. Ann loves playing with the other baby goats and is always in need of some tender loving care. She will eat anything and loves lounging in the trough after the food is finished! Georgette is a sheep that was born at Harmony in early 2005. Her mother had a glucose deficiency and which meant that Georgette had to be feed by bottle. Georgette thinks she is a puppy and will get under your feet when you’re walking. She wants to be with someone at all times. She used to crawl under the fence and let herself into Steve’s house to chase his cats. Elliot is a sheep that was born at Harmony in April 2005. His mother died and Elliot had to be bottle fed. He loves being a lamb and hanging out with the other orphans. His favorite food right now is milk. Sparky is a goat that thinks she is a dog. She was born in 1993 and raised by an elderly lady in Roanoke, VA. When she was unable to care for Sparky anymore Sparky came to Harmony. Sparky needs complete attention and one of her jobs at Harmony is to herd the sheep. Sparky’s favorite food is wheat crackers. Nutmeg and Gingersnap were born in 1995 and came to Harmony Farm when their previous owner moved and couldn’t keep them. They are extremely friendly goats and always love attention. Their favorite food is Fig Newton’s and their favorite way to pass time is to play with Sparky, the goat. Donk is the first Donkey at Harmony Farm. He came to Harmony after a huge rescue in Bedford County in June 2005, as a result of a farm foreclosure where numerous animals needed homes. Donk loves sweet feed and enjoys lounging around the farm with the other animals. He is very happy at his Harmony home! Toy is an elderly pony that was also rescued from Bedford County in June 2005, as a result of a farm foreclosure where numerous animals needed homes. Toy has no teeth due to his age and has to have his food moistened to eat. His favorite food is senior horse feed. Toy enjoys his Harmony home. Itzy is the potbelly pig that came to Harmony from the Bedford County rescue in June 2005, as a result of a farm foreclosure where numerous animals needed homes He was the skinniest potbelly that Steve the farm manager had ever seen. Now that Itzy is being well feed he sleeps about 23 hours a day. He loves attention and dumping his water trough on him to cool down. Hobo is our first celebrity at Harmony Farm.  Hobo the horse came to us from Alexandria, Virginia where he used to give carriage rides around the city for 20 years.  When it came time for Hobo to retire he received “The Key to the City” in Alexandria.  Now in retirement Hobo lounges around at Harmony! Harmony added ducks to the farm in June 2005. We rescued some of the ducks during the Bedford County rescue June 2005, as a result of a farm foreclosure where numerous animals needed homes. The others came from a woman in Roanoke City that had over 50 ducks. She was told by animal control to find a new home for them. Harmony Farm came to the rescue. Some of the ducks are Mallards and all the ducks love corn! The ducks enjoy swimming in the pools and relaxing in their new duck houses.