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Rolling Dog Farm

A special place where disabled animals enjoy life.

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A special place where disabled animals enjoy life

  • Blind Millie
    Blind Millie
  • Austin and Louie
    Austin and Louie
  • Three-legged Tanner
    Three-legged Tanner
  • Bugsy
    Bugsy

Rolling Dog Farm rescues and shelters disabled dogs. They come to us from humane societies, animal control shelters and rescue groups across the country, literally from coast to coast. Every animal who arrives at the farm gets another chance to have a safe and loving home. We’re located in the beautiful White Mountains of northern New Hampshire.

Most of our dogs are blind, while some are blind and deaf, and others have neurological and orthopedic issues. Although these animals may have disabilities, they do not consider themselves handicapped. They just want to get on with life and enjoy themselves. Thanks to the support of our donors, that’s what they get to do here.

We are a 501 (c)(3) non-profit charitable organization that is supported entirely by private contributions. All donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.

From Our Blog

Hold That Bed, I’m Almost There

March 11, 2023 By rollingdog

That's Aunt Maude, as we call her, having gone to sleep in the middle of trying to get on the bumper bed. This is a dog who literally slept through a veterinary exam … [Read More...]

Conquering The Last Holdouts

February 6, 2023 By rollingdog

Stella finally did it. After nearly two years of trying to sit on Allie Mae and Sunny -- the last two holdouts who would send her packing if she made the attempt -- … [Read More...]

Feeling The Warmth

January 3, 2023 By rollingdog

Winter means it's time for the wood stove, and every season the dogs remind us of how much they enjoy it.  We heat the house entirely with the wood stove -- in fact, we … [Read More...]

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