Bruce: Individualized Care in Action
By Daniel, Animal Care Manager For Bruce, a change in appetite has often been the first sign that something isn’t right. Since his arrival at Odd Man Inn in 2023,
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By Daniel, Animal Care Manager For Bruce, a change in appetite has often been the first sign that something isn’t right. Since his arrival at Odd Man Inn in 2023,
Tennessee summer does not knock politely. Here in Jamestown, on the Cumberland Plateau, it rolls in with heat, humidity, and a sun that can make the entire sanctuary feel like
His life was never worthless. Odd Man Inn received an emergency message about an enormous injured pig who had appeared beneath a stranger’s porch in rural Tennessee. Amy at Flying
We were working on the Annual Hayyyyy Drive webpage when we caught ourselves writing this: We need 100 square bales of feed hay for the goats. We stared at it
Maple is a very large lady pig—more than 700 pounds—and she has been recovering from surgery to repair a cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) tear in her stifle joint. In human
Odd Man Inn may be best known for rescuing and caring for large-breed pigs, but nine goats also call the sanctuary their home. Each goat resident receives the same thoughtful,