His job has many names: Poop Practitioner, Fecal Physician, Dump Doctor... and Poop Boy.
​According to Poop Boy, his job is a lot like crime scene investigation. He will teach you things you've never wanted to know: how to tell how long it has been since a plop left Jenna's butt, how to maneuver around a cow who doesn't want to let you do your job, and all the rookie mistakes a beginner might make when taking on this prestigious role. No manure pile is too deep for Poop Boy to handle!

Starring: Christian as Poop Boy, with his sidekick Jenna as herself.

Winnie is a calf that was intended to be raised to eventually end up on a dinner plate.  But a twist of fate saved her life.  Her back legs are not fully functional and so she has to carry most of her weight on her front legs.  This saved her life because she would not be able to grow to full size and still carry all her weight.  So, she came to life at Life with Pigs Farm Animal Sanctuary.  But, now the race is on to find a way to help her carry her weight throughout life so that she can grow old with her new sister Jenna the Calf who Lived.  We are currently seeking donations and looking for people that might be able to help with building her braces or a cart that would make it possible for her to continue to get around as she grows to her adult size.

​Jenna (the Calf who Lived) came inside for a special dinner on Christmas Day. She was perfectly behaved and so polite. Don't miss her adorable 'thank you' at the end.

Jenna was intended to be shipped off to a veal crate or be killed simply because she is seen as useless to the dairy industry.  She was born a twin with a male calf which means there is a 90% chance she'll be infertile.  And if she can't have babies, she'll never make milk (yes, cows have to have a baby to produce milk - and most of the male calves are killed early because they are not valued by the diary industry).  Because Jenna would be infertile, she is seen as no different than a male calf and would have suffered the same fate were it not for the compassionate daughter of the dairy farmer (her name is Jenna and thus who Jenna is named after) who helped her escape this fate.  And now she gets to live out her life happily here at Life with Pigs Farm Animal Sanctuary.