GWWS CURRENT RESIDENTS

Diego is a New Guinea Singing dog that are currently listed as critically endangered, and though to be extinct until 2016

Lacy came to us after she aged out of an exotic animal encounter facility. Lacy is one of GWWS ambassador animals.

Sylvester is a male silver fox that came into our sanctuary in 2022.

Jewel is a female silver fox that came into our sanctuary 2022.

Scarlet is a female silver fox that came into our sanctuary in 2022.

Frozen and Freezer our brothers that came into our sanctuary during the summer of 2023. They are 50% New Guinea Singing dog and 50% domestic dog.

Frozen and Freezer our brothers that came into our sanctuary during the summer of 2023. They are 50% New Guinea Singing dog and 50% domestic dog.

We have many different types of cockatiels that live with us. Most live in our large small bird aviary, but we do have one pair that live with our sun conure. 

Hazel and Sabrina - our resident Asian Leopard Cats. These girls are sisters that arrived in 2023.

Pretty boy was born in 2004. He is an Umbrella Cockatoo. that came into our sanctuary in 2023

Dorian was born in 1983. He is a African Grey that came into our sanctuary in 2023. 

Picasso and Olive are Red Rump Parakeets that came into our sanctuary in 2023.

Harley came into our sanctuary in 2021, Milo and Mia came into our sanctuary together in 2022. 

Our Sugar Gliders came into our sanctuary in 2023

We have a large family of Sun Conures that were surrendered to us. They live in a large outdoor flight aviary with a pair of cockatiels, and our red rump parakeets.

We have 4 Indian Ringnecks that came into our sanctuary together and live inside our house. We also have “The Green Boy” who came in with 2 of our Sun Conures, and he lives in our large outdoor aviary with the Sun Conures.

Unfortunately parakeets are the highest percentage of donated birds that we get. They are all housed together in our large outdoor small bird flight aviary. Because we house males and females together we do go through weekly and remove all eggs.  

Pixie the Fallow deer is one of the most loved animals at our sanctuary. She joined us in 2024

Athena is one of our ambassador animals and joined our sanctuary in 2024

Grindel is a Grey Fox that joined our sanctuary in 2024

Bonnie and Loki came to our rescue in 2022. They are a mated pair of Ring-Tailed Lemurs. They are listed as endangered on the IUCN red list.

Lady is a Lavender skunk that came into our sanctuary in 2022.

Skipper came into our rescue in 2022. He is a Blue and Gold Macaw. 

Noah came into our sanctuary in 2021.

The Blanc De Hotot's came into our sanctuary in 2021, and are listed as critically endangered on the Livestock Conservancy list.

Cajun and pepper the Jacob sheep arrived to our rescue in 2022. They are considered threatened by the livestock conservancy

Misty is an Yellow Front Amazon Parrot that was born in 1973. He arrived at our sanctuary in 2023

Rosaline is a Pineapple Conure that was born in 2013. She came into our sanctuary in 2023.

Buddy in an Eclectus Parrot. he was born in and joined our sanctuary on 2023

Negean was born in 2020. He is one of are ambassador Wolf-dogs

Houdini was born in 2018. He is one of are ambassador Wolf-dogs

Chewbacca - African WIldcat Born in 2023

We have a small family of grey Squirrels that reside with us. 

We have a small family of Prairie Dogs that reside with us. 

Torti - African Spur Tortoise born 2023

We have a family of Rock Hyraxes that reside with us. The family includes 1 male, and 3 females. Even though these guys are small their closest relatives are elephants, and manatees. 

We have an ever growing flock of Gulf Coast Native sheep residing at our facility. This is a critically endangered breed of sheep that have descended from the Spanish flocks brought to the New World by explorers and settlers beginning in the 1500s. these sheep have adapted to the hot and humid climates of the south, they tend to thrive where other breeds can not. 

We have 7 retired horses that are living out their lives on our farm. Most of them were retired off the racetrack, some were able to have a second career, while others were brought here straight from the racetrack.

This is a bantam breed of rabbits with tiny ears and a smushed in face that originated in Netherland. This is an extremely small breed, with the bunnies weighing in at around 1LBS Due to their size and overall disposition, Netherlands Dwarfs often do not make good pets for children

This iNankin Chicken is a critically endangered breed of bantam chicken. Most of our current bantam chicken breeds originated from the Nankin chickens. They are extremely docile, great egg layer, and wonderful mothers.

The Edward's Pheasant was upgraded to Critically Endangered in 2012 due to deforestation, hunting. and the use of defoliants during the Vietnam War. The populating in the wild in between 50 - 249 pheasants. A pair joined our sanctuary in 2023.

We have a 2 yellow foot, and 1 red foot tortoise that reside at our facility. 

We have multiple large outdoor flight aviaries that are home to many different birds.

The Red Golden Pheasant

The Yellow Golden Pheasant

The Silver Pheasant

The Ring Tail Pheasant

The Indian Blue Peacock

The White Peacock

Bronze Spalding Peacock

Sliver Cameo Pied Peacock

The Black East Indie Duck

The Wood Duck

The Ring Teal Duck

The Mandarin Duck

The Black Belly Whistling Duck

The Call Duck