All the Animals

Current Residents:

From oldest to newest

Dogs

Riley Annabelle Reid
Stella Thumper Greico

Chickens

Mary (Mary Queen of Scots) SOLD  6/25/18
Victoria (Queen Victoria) SOLD 6/25/18
Gemini SOLD 6/25/18
Veronica SOLD 6/25/18
Ariel SOLD 6/25/18

Tracey SOLD 6/25/18
Velma (From Scooby gang) SOLD 6/25/18 
Darcy (Mr. Darcy from Pride, Prejudice, and Zombies) SOLD 6/25/18

Ducks

Dumpling SOLD 6/25/18

Fish

Louie


Past Residents:

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Chickens

Hawthorne
Montgomery
Elizabeth (Queen Elizabeth the First)

Fish

Uno
Dos
Olé
Padre
Jack

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