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A 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Animal Sanctuary
The Funny Farm Sanctuary501(c)(3) Nonprofit · Bryceville, FL
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Illustration of Jenny Person with the sanctuary's pigs, goats, chickens and ducks beside a wooden sign reading The Funny Farm Sanctuary
Henry and Charlie, two rescued pigs, resting side by side at the sanctuary
Our Residents

Meet Our Residents

Every animal at The Funny Farm has a story, a unique personality, and a permanent home. Here are a few of the faces you’ll meet.

Henry and Charlie, two rescued pigs, resting side by side at the sanctuary

Pigs

Henry & Charlie

Henry (formerly King) & Charlie are the sweetest, most chill pigs on the farm.

Highly intelligent and human-connected, these two gentle giants may look intimidating, but both will drop and roll over for a belly rub in an instant—unless there’s a treat happening somewhere else!

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Violet and Little Miss Patty Petunia, two rescued pigs, close up

Pigs

Violet & Little Miss Patty Petunia

Talk about a transformation!

These two arrived so timid, especially little Patty. Now Violet is happy to roll over for a belly rub, and Patty eagerly takes treats from Jenny’s hands. We don’t know exactly what life was like before, but Patty knows now that she is safe from harm. These two always hunker down together at bedtime.

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Molly and Maggie, two rescued pigs, sharing a pumpkin treat at The Funny Farm Sanctuary

Pigs

Molly & Maggie

Molly (the large gray one) and little Maggie, with her blue eyes and half-pink nose.

Maggie was especially timid when she arrived, but two years later we don’t think she remembers a bad time in her life. Molly is very sweet and friendly and is always snuggled up with Maggie. Along with Poe, Molly and Maggie are the three original residents of the sanctuary.

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Poe, a gray spotted pig, eating broccoli and carrots from a metal bowl at The Funny Farm Sanctuary

Pig

Poe

One of the three originals.

Poe is one of the three original residents, along with Molly and Maggie.

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Pumba, a Nigerian Dwarf and Pygmy mix goat, peeking over a gate at The Funny Farm Sanctuary

Goat

Pumba

“Get goats,” they said!

Pumba is a Nigerian Dwarf/Pygmy mix and our alpha goat. He is always looking for new ways to destroy the gates and fences—and keeps everyone on their toes.

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Sven the goat relaxing on a wooden platform with PVC pipe on his horns

Goat

Sven

What can we say?

Sven got his head stuck in the fence his very first night on the farm, and it kept happening every day—until some good goat advice: duct-taping PVC pipe to his horns so they won’t fit through. It’s worked like a charm! In the Florida heat, getting stuck would be dangerous, so Sven has happily learned to live with his stylish headgear.

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Three rescued goats playing on wooden spools at The Funny Farm Sanctuary in Bryceville, Florida

Goats

The Goat Trio

Rehomed together.

Our three goats came to the sanctuary as a rehome when their owner joined the police academy and no longer had enough time for them. Now they spend their days climbing, playing, and supervising the farm.

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Rescued chickens free-ranging in the sunshine at The Funny Farm Sanctuary

Ducks & Chickens

The Flock

14 ducks and 50+ chickens.

Splashing, scratching, and enjoying the Florida sunshine, our feathered residents free-range around the farm and make every day lively—especially when there are little ones in tow.

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Photo Gallery

Snapshots from the farm

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Three spotted pigs, Poe, Molly and Maggie, greeting a hand reaching over the fence at The Funny Farm SanctuaryThe three originals: Poe, Molly and MaggieHenry and Charlie, two rescued pigs, resting side by side at the sanctuaryPumba, a Nigerian Dwarf and Pygmy mix goat, peeking over a gate at The Funny Farm SanctuarySven the goat relaxing on a wooden platform with PVC pipe on his hornsThree rescued goats playing on wooden spools at The Funny Farm Sanctuary in Bryceville, FloridaA rescued pig enjoying a mud bath in a puddle at The Funny Farm SanctuaryMolly and Maggie, two rescued pigs, sharing a pumpkin treat at The Funny Farm SanctuaryMaggie, a small black and white rescued pig with blue eyes, by a treeA curious rescued pig getting up close to the cameraViolet and Little Miss Patty Petunia, two rescued pigs, close upWhite ducks and a rooster roaming the farmyard at the sanctuaryRescued chickens free-ranging in the sunshine at The Funny Farm SanctuaryA mama hen watching over her babies in the grass

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Pick a favorite and sponsor them monthly. Your support directly funds their food, bedding, and specialized care.

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