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Our brindle Catahoula — the big-hearted guardian of the yard, with a coat like dappled sunlight through the trees.
Photo coming soon — Twila's picking her favorites.
A farm full of second chances, where the animals pick their forever homes. Dream in progress.
Dream in progress — not open yetA note before you wander in: we're not open yet, and we're not taking in animals or donations right now. This page is just the beginning of the dream — a place to follow along while it grows.
Welcome to Hoof, Paw & Order. This has been my dream for as long as I can remember: a place where unwanted animals are safe, loved, and get to pick their own forever homes. Because let's be honest — we don't always know what we need until an animal chooses us and shows us they love us.
We're starting small, right here at home in Buffalo, Oklahoma, where I already share life with my animals. Every sanctuary starts somewhere — this one starts with a house full of fur, feathers, and love, and a name we picked with care: a little wink of order for a whole lot of beautiful chaos.
Follow along as this little dream grows — one fur baby, one feather, one hoof at a time.
One day: a beautiful barn set up for different animals, on a beautiful farm with different areas visitors can walk through — go look at the different animals, spend time with them, and decide which animal is best for them. The animals choosing their people.
Learn the ropesVisit and volunteer with local rescues to see how feeding, housing, and care work day to day.
Put the mission in writingAlready done — it's the line at the top of this page.
Become a nonprofitState paperwork, then 501(c)(3) status — the key that unlocks donations and grants, when the time is right.
Start tinyAlmost every sanctuary began as one person caring for animals at home. That part is already happening.
The family this dream is being built around — the ones already home.
Our brindle Catahoula — the big-hearted guardian of the yard, with a coat like dappled sunlight through the trees.
Photo coming soon — Twila's picking her favorites.
A chiweenie whippet mix and Twila's baby since puppyhood. The name says it all — she sticks close to her person.
Photo coming soon — Twila's picking her favorites.
Our white cat, soft as her name and quietly sure the whole place runs on her schedule. She shares the house with one more cat companion.
Photo coming soon — Twila's picking her favorites.
A little bantam hen who lives in the house — proof that around here, family comes in every size, feathers very much included.
Photo coming soon — Twila's picking her favorites.
Four ducks, splashing and waddling through the day. If you know Twila, you know the duckies hold a special place in her heart.
Photo coming soon — Twila's picking her favorites.
Chickens big and small — including a Mille Fleur mama hen who hatched two chicks of her own and brought the whole nursery into the house.
Photo coming soon — Twila's picking her favorites.
Three guinea pigs, wheeking their way through the day — small, round, and completely convinced every rustle is a snack.
Photo coming soon — Twila's picking her favorites.
Our bunny · 19 wonderful years
Emoji, our bunny, passed away on November 7, 2026, at 19 years old. Most bunnies live 8 to 12 years — Emoji nearly doubled that, and it didn't happen by accident. Nineteen years means years and years of good food, safety, and being adored every single day.
He didn't just live a long life. He lived a loved one, start to finish — and he'll always be part of this dream.
You asked for help with the domain, so here's where things stand — in plain steps, no tech-speak.
Step 1 — Own the name. Done!You already bought hoofpaworder.org. That's the hardest part, and it's finished.
Step 2 — Nothing more to buyYou skipped the hosting and server add-ons at checkout, and that was exactly right. This page doesn't need them — please don't let anyone sell you extras.
Step 3 — Connect it when you're readyWhen you love this page and want hoofpaworder.org to open it, we'll sit down together and point the name at the page inside your Namecheap account — a few careful clicks, done side by side, nothing rushed.
Step 4 — Renew once a yearThe name renews yearly at Namecheap. We'll keep an eye on the date together so it never lapses by surprise.
Our animals and our story live on Instagram — the daily fur, feathers, and farm life while the sanctuary dream grows.
Want to say hello? Instagram messages are the way for now — no phone number or email is shared here, on purpose.