Dobby’s Diary – Issue Number Two
I can’t believe Issue Number Two is finally here! Featured this time is a quiz: Are you ready for a capybara? It’s a dumb quiz, it’s way too long, and […]
Category Archives: Stacy’s Funny Farm
Not for Dobbye!
Shana Visits Dobby
Dobby has a lot of friends on Facebook (in spite of losing almost 3,000 when they deleted his profile . . . ). He gets visitors all the time. There […]
Stacy’s Funny Farm | a small pet sanctuary
Dobby keeps sneaking into this other blog, even though it’s supposed to be about ducks or something. Check it out: Daily Drama 8 | Stacy’s Funny Farm.
‘My special bond with giant rodent Henry the hutia’ – Helen Wild of Sam Safaris | Hull Daily Mail
What do you know about Hutias? They are pretty darned cute! ‘My special bond with giant rodent Henry the hutia’ – Helen Wild of Sam Safaris | Hull Daily Mail.
The Dude Ranch | Alfalfa’s Adventures | Stacy’s Funny Farm
It isn’t always all about Dobby. He has co-pets, though the guinea pigs aren’t his favorites. They do compete for attention, and they eat a lot of lettuce that Dobby […]
Daily Drama 6 | Stacy’s Funny Farm
The Stacy’s Funny Farm Blog is supposed to be about the sanctuary animals, not Dobby. So why does he hog the center stage? He created three masterpieces in the kitchen […]
Ducks and Clucks is Moving | Ducks and Clucks
A local duck and chicken rescue sanctuary has just moved back to Utah! Ducks and Clucks, you will be missed! I have moved Stacy’s Funny Farm three times since 1984, […]
Mia the Capybara visits Bonnie Springs Ranch
Las Vegas is full of surprises. After BlogPaws we headed west to Bonnie Springs Ranch. Georgi and Mia beat us there and had spent the night in the fabulous motel. […]
Animals of the Bolivian Pampas | Stowaway
Every once in a while, I run into a blog that has some good photos of capybaras in their native habitat. These are Bolivian capybaras! She has some other non-capybara […]
A visit with Romeo and Tuff’n
Romeo and Tuff’n live just outside Las Vegas and graciously showed me their princely lifestyle! These male capybaras were acquired separately, and are around 2 years old, nearly full grown. […]
