Live and Let Live Farm - Other Animals

Not All Animals That Come To The Farm Are Horses

Charlotte Rose (rescued pregnant mom) and the pups she gave birth to after coming to Live and Let Live Farm Rescue.

Large Rescue of Many Small Animals

Live and Let Live Farm is in need of donations and adopters for chickens, chicks, bunnies, ducks and ducklings, turkeys, guinea hens, doves, parrot, finch and many more breeds.

Thank You Live and Let Live Farm Rescue and Volunteers

These beautiful 6 weeks old kittens were left for dead on the highway, in a garbage bag full of poisonous soap

Adopting an Animal from the Farm

The first step in adopting an animal from us is to fill out a pre-adoption application and come for a tour of the Farm. General Farm tours are done every Sunday at 2:30pm. We will not adopt you an animal sight unseen. We want to make sure it’s a good match for both you and the animal.

Adoptions are done at the discretion of the Executive Director and/or Board of Directors, with the final deciding factor being that the animal has "clicked" with the humans that want to adopt him or her. Click to download pre-adoption application

Retired/Life Time Care Animals

Available for Sponsorships and in some instances Co-ownerships. These animals will live out their lives at our Farm. Any help you can give us sponsoring their care on an ongoing basis is greatly appreciated.

Bart is a 7 year old Malucan Cockatoo. He has now become very socialized and needs lots of love and attention and will not be up for adoption at this time. When the very perfect adopter and home comes about, that can help stimulate Bart's intelligence and provide lots of socialization, at that time he may be available to be adopted by that special human and home. This type of parrot may live up to 80 years old. Bart loves showing off and doing tricks.

Bart came to Live and Let Live Farm Rescue when they were summoned to help a woman that had just been found deceased with some animals in her home and no family that could take them.

Mascott is a resident of Live and Let Live Farm Rescue. He is a 6 month old Nigerian Dwarf goat that plays with the kids at the rescue. He also visits different places that Live and Let Live Farm Rescue may have an awareness booth or fundraising event.

Our Other Friends

This beautiful, young 10 month old kitten is Tripod, renamed Lucy by her adoptive parents.

Tripod "Lucy" is one of the animals Live and Let Live Farm rescued from Kentucky to save her life. Tripod needed costly surgery to have her leg removed in order to save her life shortly before being transported to N.H.. Our great and caring volunteer Kate, Lisa out of Kentucky along with Teresa, Janice, Jill and Melissa all worked together to spread the word and bring Tripod and 17 other dogs, kittens and puppies safely home here to New Hampshire and into great adoptive homes.

Adoption Success Stories

Lost & Found

Missing: Chinto (8/2011)

We moved to Center Barnstead in August with our best friend Chinto. He ran off upon arriving at the new house, and we have not seen him since! He spent all his time, since we adopted him, indoors, never outside. He does not know the area at all. He is about three and a half, and was about 15lbs when he ran off. I have attached a picture from about a year ago for posting. There is a reward for his safe return as we miss him very much!
Curt, Trish, and Ian Treadwell
Center Barnstead, NH
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Missing: Ozzie

Anyone who has been to the farm knows Ozzie. He is Heather's dog and is greatly missed. Ozzie has been missing for a few months now. Please contact Teresa or Heather at Live and Let Live Farm, 20 Paradise Lane, Chichester, NH 03258, Phone: 603.798.5615, Fax: 603.798.3643, Email: info@liveandletlivefarm.org

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Missing: Hank - Missing as of March 31, 2010 at around 4:00pm

Missing in Northwood Meadows State Park!! March 31, 2010 at 4pm. Two year old Bernese Mountain Dog named Hank. Friendly, but skiddish. Loves other dogs. Collar and name tag.

Please call cell 312-1262 if you see him. Home phone 664-5333 REWARD!!!

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Missing: Tucker - Missing as of October 21, 2009

Lost in the area of the Steeplegate Mall. Last seen around 11:00am. Responds to the name Tucker. He is wearing a blue collar with little white bones on it. There are no tags on the collar. He is microchipped.

If found please call April at (603) 674-1176 or Mike at (603) 491-8414. There is a large monetary reward for anyone that can return him safely to me.

Missing: Elvie - Missing as of August 12, 2009

We live in Weare and we are missing our little love Elvie. She is one year old ( went missing on her birthday 8/12) female long/medium black/silver hair tiger with spots too. She is sweet but can be shy. I know you folks are far away from us but I've extended our search.

This photo was taken months ago. We miss her terribly and are still hopeful to find her.
Please contact Stepanie in regards to Elvie at 603-529-6900 or email zheino@comcast.net

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Missing: Tony - Missing as of June 2009

Our cat Tony is missing from Main Street…we actually adopted him from Live and Let Live Farm last year and also adopted his mother..mama kitty! She's doing fine but Tony is awol. He's been missing since the beginning of June!

Thank you,
Shari Demers

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Missing: Keiba and Ginger - Missing as of November 25th, 2006

PLEASE HELP.....Keiba and Ginger have been missing from their home in North Berwick, Maine since 11/25/06. Keiba is a 3 ½ year old, large neutered male, all black German Shepherd. His sister Ginger is a young 3 year old, female and looks like a typical black, tan and silver shepherd.

The dogs have never strayed from home before. They are both very friendly and a bit shy. Unfortunately neither dog is micro-chipped or was wearing a collar.

These dogs are part of our family and we are truly devastated. Please call Amber if you have any information at 479-595-2727, or Deb at 207-676-9649 or the North Berwick, Maine police.

Missing: Striper - Missing as of October 5th

Striper is a 5 year old spayed female gray tiger cat with black markings. She has white paws and white on her chest and belly. She was last in the vicinity of Manor Road, Penacook. Anyone with information can call Lori at (603) 848-8904

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