Cattle
Jeffrey and Douglas came to the Menagerie as unwanted male dairy calves.
Farm animal sanctuary in Morrison, Colorado
Molly's Menagerie
Molly's Menagerie is our farm animal sanctuary in Morrison, Colorado.
How it started
How the Menagerie started
When Molly and Kayson moved to a couple of acres in Morrison, they adopted three senior Nigerian Dwarf goats as pets and enthusiastic weed-eaters. Before long, local shelters began calling about other animals who did not fit easily into traditional rescue programs.
Roosters who could no longer stay inside city limits, abandoned Easter ducklings, orphaned bottle lambs, pigs, cattle, and more joined the goats. Those calls gradually grew into Molly's Menagerie.
Most of the residents enjoy people, but this is not a petting zoo. The animals were accepted because they needed a home, not because they were the right size or temperament for visitors. Their comfort comes first.
Meet the Menagerie
Meet the residents
Pigs
The pigs spend their days rooting, wallowing, investigating, and making their opinions known.
Goats
Goats were the first animals to join the Menagerie, and they are still the largest part of the herd.
Sheep and poultry
Orphaned bottle lambs, roosters, ducks, geese, and other birds have all found a safe place here.
Support Molly’s Menagerie
Sponsorships help cover feed, veterinary care, fencing, bedding, and the everyday supplies that keep the Menagerie running.
Support a resident
Monthly sponsorships help pay for feed, veterinary care, bedding, fencing, and other routine expenses.
Sponsor an animal →Meet the animals
Get to know the goats, pigs, sheep, steers, livestock guardian dogs, and a few of the birds who call the Menagerie home.
Meet the Menagerie →Meet the herd on the trail
We've teamed up with Threaded Expeditions to offer guided Goat Hikes near Denver with goats from the Menagerie. For every Goat Hike participant, Threaded Expeditions donates $10 to Gray Muzzle Society to support the animals at Molly's Menagerie.
Book a goat hike →