Meet the Ranch Family
The animals who make the ranch feel like home.
The horses are the heart of Triple P, while June Bug, Pearl, Carrots, and Daisy remind us that compassion is never limited by species.
June Bug
Our youngest family member
June Bug came to the extended herd in June 2025. Born as a twin calf, she entered the world with underdeveloped tendons that caused her legs to buckle and made standing and nursing difficult.
A trusted neighbor devoted the time and patience needed to bottle-feed her, gently exercise and stretch her legs, and help her grow stronger. Today, June Bug shares a fence line with the herd and has become a beloved part of the Triple P family.
Whether she is riding around the ranch, enjoying a bottle, or resting in the grass, June Bug reminds us that every life deserves compassion, hope, and a second chance.
Pearl
Chief Watchcat
Pearl was rescued from the Lampasas, Texas area. She has become a cherished member of the Triple P family and takes her ranch-security responsibilities very seriously—especially hay inspection, feed-room supervision, and locating the best place for an uninterrupted nap.
- Chief of Security
- Hay Quality Inspector
- Mouse Detection Specialist
- Afternoon Nap Coordinator
Carrots
Deputy Watchcat
Carrots was rescued from the Lampasas, Texas area. With his easygoing nature and gentle spirit, he quickly made himself at home and became Pearl’s constant companion around the ranch.
Carrots reminds us that rescue is not limited to horses. Every animal deserves compassion, dependable care, and a safe place to call home.
- Assistant Rodent Patrol Officer
- Porch Reception Committee
- Volunteer Greeter
- Professional Sunbeam Tester
Daisy
Chief Canine Security Officer
Daisy was our very first rescue. Rescued from South Texas, she quickly became much more than a ranch dog—she became part of the family and has been a blessing to the Triple P team.
Today, Daisy faithfully watches over the horses, greets visitors, and reminds us that every rescue deserves a second chance. She officially reports to Pearl and Carrots, although the exact chain of command remains under review.
- Watchdog
- Visitor Welcome Committee
- Horse-Ranch Observer
- Nap Readiness Specialist
Meet the Security Team
Planning their day—one nap at a time.
Pearl and Carrots faithfully patrol the barn, inspect every visitor, and hold regular strategy meetings from the most comfortable locations available.
A sanctuary is more than fences and barns. It is the feeling that everyone who belongs here is finally home.