Vandal arrived at the sanctuary very fearful, his neck was wrapped in heavy, rusty chains. A stray in need of a forever home. Rangers had been trying to capture him for months. His future looked dire. Despite being very large in size, as he settled, Vandal has displayed nothing but a curious and gentle nature and some excitement to meet goat friends.
Free from his chains, free to explore and live a happy life, Vandal made friends quickly with the goat team. Now thriving, Vandal enjoys the safety and peacefulness sanctuary life provides.
Despite his imposing size, Vandal arrived at the sanctuary as a frightened stray, his neck bearing the weight of heavy, rusty chains. His future seemed uncertain as rangers attempted to capture him, but the sanctuary offered a lifeline. Once freed from his physical and emotional constraints, Vandal revealed his true nature – a curious and gentle soul eager to make friends. His integration into the goat herd was seamless, proving that beneath his intimidating appearance lay a sweet-natured animal seeking connection. Now thriving in the peaceful sanctuary environment, Vandal’s transformation from a chained stray to a content resident demonstrates the healing power of freedom and acceptance.
Rescue date: June 2023
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