We are now a member of
  • Humane Society of the
    United States
  • Rural Farmers of
    America.
  • American Sanctuary
    Association
  • Conneaut Chamber of
    Commerce.
  • Farm Bureau
  • Women's Business
    Owners of Ashtabula
    County
FARM NEWS/OUR WISH LIST
1.    Heat lamp bulbs and flood light bulbs

2.    Cleaning supplies: bleach, towels, brooms, Dawn dish soap, Dawn dish soap, ammonia,
and mouth wash to spray on yard to control flies.
3.    Apples   • pears  •  bags of Ginger Snaps, pretzels and animal cookies
4.    Hay and straw  
5.    Volunteers that are willing to provide animal care and care of facility
6.     Volunteers that could help maintain the animal facilities.
7.    Donations to provide medical care, food and supplies
8.    Bandages, ace wraps, hydrogen peroxide, tape, duck tape, anti-fungal powder,
toothbrushes, Q-tips, Kleenex
9.   Red Paint and supplies,
grass seed
Our Wish List
Official PayPal Seal
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The Conneaut Key Bank Employees came to help on
the farm.  They spent the day getting the clinic
painted, flowers planted and trimming all the bushes.  
Thanks so much Key Bank.  
GRANT INFORMATION

The Kenneth Scott Foundation a
Key Bank Trust
was granted to
Storybook Acres to buy a new tractor.
The new tractor allows me to get the
waste away from the animals living
area and keeping the tall grass cut in
the animals yards and surrounding
area.   
Soap Sale Dates
  • February 11, 2012
Heart to Heart at Mt Carmel in
Ashtabula Ohio.  

Plymouth Canton High School in
Plymouth MIchigan,  March 10th
Robert Morrison Foundation has
given us a grant to put water and a
tub in the clinic.  This will allow me
to do more whirlpools in a day and
it will be easier on the animals and
myself.  Thank you so much.
News
Our new gift shop will be
opening in early 2012.
Our Christmas Eve Miracles:
Little Mary and Nicholas came to us very ill.  Kept in a stall after their birth without care.  They are the worse case we have
had admitted here. They are suffering from lack of milk and food. Both have severe congestion and very high temperatures.
Our little ones are getting better very slowly but they are still very fragile.  I took them to the doctor and they had 4 shots
each and we are giving them Vitamin B Complex and antibiotics daily here.  Mary became very ill and required oxygen.
 
Donated by the owner of Health Care Solutions.  Later the doctor came to the farm and examined Mary.  The doctor felt the
only hope for Mary was to be admitted to the hospital and go into a oxygen tent, they plan to do a blood transfusion and
maybe a lung tube to drain the fluid.  Nick is still very congested but still here at the farm being cared for.
January 1st, Mary came home.  She still needs oxygen at night and a lot of care.  The doctor felt I could handle her health
care that she is stable.  
Pedigree Foundation continues to
support Storybook Acres with a
Grant for Dog Food.







HELP PLEASE Mary and Nickolas' story is just below.
Mary's hospital expenses are higher than our normal yearly
expenses.  If anyone would like to donate to help pay for
Mary's health care
  • Please donated here on line
  • Donation could be left at the Conneaut Chamber of
    Commerce
  • At the rescue 4309 Creek Rd, Conneaut, OH 44030
  • Storybook Acres has an account at US Bank in Kingsville
  • We sell soap and lotion here at the farm and all the money
    goes to the animals.

    Beside money donations we can use diapers (pull ups for 3T-
4T
      Bleach, spray cleaner, blankets
.
Our medical clinic can provide 24 hour medical care here
at the farm.  
  • Give injections under the doctor's order
  • Give oxygen
  • Give IV therapy
  • Do minor surgeries
  • Fully stocked to provide wound and emergency care
Peace and rest at length have come, All the day’
s long toil is past, And each heart is whispering
“Home, Home at last!”
Happy 7th Birthday Magnus