Evermore Farm, Moscow, Idaho

08/28/2026

After two days of miaowing at me from the juniper bush (and me talking back to the bush!),Pi has decided that I am his new best friend, ready for all the love he can get! He is clearly a pet who lost his way somehow. I can now confirm he is a skinny young un-neutered male, maybe about a year old. I still have no great photos because he is either too close and/or moving! If you think this may be your cat (he has been around for about six weeks) please message me!

08/26/2026

9-year old rider on 22 year old horse! SOUND ON! Her conversation with her equine partner makes the video!💚

08/25/2026

So happy to be able to say it looks like all four of our four prematurely grounded fledgelings made it to the air! The parents did a great job of feeding and encouraging them - and dive bombing any cats that got close to Kelvin's shed where they were hiding. I have a feeling their angels were working overtime to keep them safe from hooves and claws too! The picture is of two of them taking a break from flight training :)

08/25/2026

Bill has been fixing up the floor in one half of Tess' shed while she supervises from the other half. Tess is Bill's horse. Of course she likes machinery, maybe especially green tractors! ;)

08/23/2026

It has been a strange August on the farm! The high temperatures and poor air quality have been hard on me and probably the horses too, so it has been more or less chores only for outdoor activities in the last few weeks. Today, it was slightly cooler, with better air and even a few sprinkles of rain. Maybe the rainbow that appeared in the cloudy skies is a promise of a return to fun pony time soon! 🌈

08/22/2026

The temperature hit 100°F (40°C) today. In our horse shed, the baby swallows got so hot in their nest near the roof they jumped out and were hiding on the cooler floor behind the horse’s salt block. The adults know where they are and hopefully will take care of them until they can fly.

Update the next morning. Three little guys still in the shed. A momma came by and fed one of them while I was watching. I found the fourth little guy sitting on the fence in the next paddock while Gemma the pony eyed him up, hoping he would not stop me from giving her breakfast!

08/19/2026

It’s harvest season. The neighbor who farms the land around us harvested more than 400 acres in less than 2 days over the weekend, and then moved on to harvest hundreds of acres more the following two days. With 4 combines, 2 grain carts to shuttle the grain to two grain trucks, a field of ripe wheat soon finds its way to a grain elevator.

08/17/2026

Go ponies!💚

08/07/2026

Moscow Mountain has disappeared in the smoke in the east, and we had a blazing sunset in the west. The AQI is 194 and heading up. Time to stay inside as much as possible! Please be safe - fire risk is high!

08/02/2026

Devastating time, 80 miles north. You are in our prayers 💙

❤️‍🩹 PLEASE SHARE - THIS POST WILL BE UPDATED FREQUENTLY TODAY

Thank you for your patience as our team reaches out to rescues, shelters, and other organizations to determine the most urgent needs for animals affected by the wildfires. Our volunteers are speaking DIRECTLY to authorized staff at these shelters (listed below) to avoid any confusion.

We are currently assisting fire victims from the Spokane County area all the way to those who have temporarily relocated to our surrounding areas.

📌Last Updated at Aug. 2 at 4:00pm

Current Urgent Needs:

• Bluegrass Pellet Feed
• Pine shaving bales
• Slip leads
• Dog food
• Cat food
• Puppy Food
• Potty pads
• Kitten food
• Livestock feed
• Towels
• Gas cards
• Outdoor kennels
• Temporary fencing
• Disposable gloves

Donation Drop-Off Locations:

📍 Idaho Animal Rescue Network
2021 Ripon Ave.
Lewiston, ID

📍 Nickerson’s
712 Leith St.
Moscow, ID

We will begin transporting donations as early as today and will continue delivering supplies over the coming days as needs arise.

8/2 - two large loads headed up earlier today! More tomorrow.

If it’s easier for you to make a monetary donation instead of dropping off supplies, you can do so using the information below. Please specify that your donation is for wildfire supplies and food so we can ensure it is directed to these relief efforts.

❤️ Donate: http://donate.IdahoRescue.org

📱 Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/IdahoPetRescue (Code: 9751)

💵 Cash App: https://cash.app/$IdahoAnimalRescue

We also encourage you to support the many rescues and shelters working directly with animals impacted by these fires. We are putting together a list of organizations throughout the affected areas that could use your support and will share it as soon as possible.

👉🏼 SpokAnimal C.A.R.E. - Donate at http://Spokanimal.org
👉🏼 Spokane Humane Society - needs fosters. Donate at https://spokanehumanesociety.org/
👉🏼 HEART Spokane is at Spokane County Fairgrounds - Donate at https://www.heartofspokane.org/

Thank you for helping us care for both the people and animals affected by these devastating wildfires. ❤️