Unity Farm Sanctuary Live Webcams – Sherborn, MA
Unity Farm Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) farm animal sanctuary. According to the website, “The mission of Unity Farm Sanctuary is to provide a safe and loving lifelong home for farm animals”.
Farm Animals
Sheep Webcam – Unity Sanctuary Farm – Sherborn, MA
The sheep live webcam at the Unity Sanctuary Farm in Sherborn, MA, offers a unique opportunity to connect with animals in a compassionate and engaging way.
Pigs Live Webcam – Unity Sanctuary Farm – Sherborn, MA
Enjoy this Pigs Live Webcam. This HD live cam faces the area where the pigs are roaming free. Also get a look at the chickens running about on the farm.
Horse Rescue Webcam – Unity Sanctuary Farm – Sherborn, MA
Take a look at this Horse Rescue Near Me Live Webcam. This Horse Rescue is located in Sherborn, Massachusetts. Enjoy the horses, ponies, and minis in this HD live cam. Be sure to enjoy all the other animals cams at Unity Farm Sanctuary.
Fainting Goats Live Webcam – Sherborn, Massachusetts
Enjoy this Fainting Goats Live Webcam. Fainting goats have a hereditary condition that may cause them to stiffen or fall over when startled. Be sure to enjoy all animals at the Unity Farm Sanctuary.
Donkey Live Webcam – Unity Sanctuary Farm Sherborn, MA
Enjoy this Donkey vs Mule Live Webcam. This HD live stream is in the Donkey Barn at the animal rescue. Donkeys have a reputation for being stubborn.
Live Cows Webcam – Unity Sanctuary Farm – Sherborn, MA
Enjoy this Fluffy Cow Live Webcams. The most famous resident at the sanctuary is Dudley the extremely friendly, 1800 pound Scottish Highland Bull!
Unity Farm Sanctuary Live Webcam Sherborn, Massachusetts
Take a look at these Farm Birds Live Webcams. This HD live cam offers many types of birds free ranging throughout the sanctuary. These birds include
Alpaca Farm Live Webcam – Martha’s Vineyard, MA
Take a look at this Llamas v Alpacas Live Webcam. This HD live stream takes you to the area which holds 11 alpaca and 2 llamas. The alpaca is a small relative of the camel and domesticated for its wool by the Andean People. Alpacas are often confused with llamas, however alpacas are often noticeably smaller than llamas.