
A new family. A trail ahead.
Walks with a visitor became a home with him.
Read Trigger’s storyRescue is made of individual lives and everyday acts of care. These stories come from the farm’s own publications and verified reporting.




Walks with a visitor became a home with him.
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A frightened older dog found a new beginning.
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A birthday update from an animal’s adoptive family.
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A rescue flight connected Cooper with a new home.
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Hondo, Sadie, Lola, Chloe, and Tilly arrived from Georgia. All five found families.
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The Weirs Times, January 7, 2021. Cover photo: Trigger; Maggie is not pictured.
A reunion with a former foster caregiver led to adoption.
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Mothers & babiesA mother, her newborns, and the importance of foster care. A documented story from the farm’s 2025 archive.
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Equine rescueAfter his working life with the Amish, Jonah arrived at Live and Let Live. Discover the story featured in The Weirs Times.
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Adoption & remembranceRemembering Dot, one of Teresa’s best friends, and the love she shared with Skye and her farm family.
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Volunteer spotlightThe Concord Monitor’s June 2026 profile follows Carol Ritchie as she helps feed the horses and support the farm’s volunteer community. The report also notes that several of her own animals came from the farm.
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From the archives: Crooked Bill and the Minis, a video featured on the farm’s news page.
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Meet the animals and the people caring for them, in videos shared by the farm.
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An introduction to Live and Let Live Farm, linked from the farm’s own publication archive.
“LLLF Farm Intro” · Rebecca Howland · Farm archive
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