Meet the Animals at Dalo Acres | Cache Valley, Utah

Meet the Animals

Meet the animals who call Dalo Acres home

Quick answer: Dalo Acres provides long-term sanctuary care for donkeys, a potbelly pig, chickens and other farm animals in Cache Valley, Utah. The sanctuary also honors Pancho and Lefty, the first two animals who started the Dalo Acres story.

Pancho's legacy

Pancho and Lefty were the first two animals at Dalo Acres. Both have passed, but the promise made to them still shapes every ordinary day of sanctuary care.

Honor Pancho or read the story of Dalo's first goats.

Willie and Roscoe

Willie and Roscoe are Dalo's resident donkeys. Their care includes appropriate feed, clean water, safe footing, shelter, hoof-aware routines and daily observation.

Meet the needs behind donkey care.

Tallulah

Tallulah is Dalo's potbelly pig. Safe shelter, clean bedding, secure fencing, appropriate nutrition, enrichment and dependable routines help make her good days possible.

Learn about Tallulah's care.

Flash and the flock

Flash and the chickens rely on feed, clean water, fresh bedding, safe housing, cleaning supplies and predator-aware routines every day.

Sponsor the chickens or read about poultry care at Dalo.

Lefty's legacy

Lefty was one of Dalo Acres' first two animals. He died on June 25, 2024, but his memorial sponsorship keeps his place in the sanctuary story connected to the animals still in Dalo's care.

Honor Lefty.

The whole sanctuary

General and monthly gifts support the shared work behind every resident: feed, bedding, shelter, fencing, supplies and the next practical need.

Sponsor the sanctuary.

What animal sponsorship means

Sponsorship is a one-time gift that connects your support to a resident or the sanctuary as a whole. It is not ownership or adoption. For dependable recurring support, use the main giving form and select the monthly option.

Read how sponsorship works or see how donations are used.

Their care continues tomorrow

A monthly gift helps keep food, bedding, shelter and daily routines steady for every animal at Dalo Acres.