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Stacie Haynes, left, and Samantha Ceresna look over the SQSPCA’s small herd of goats. (Photo by Eric Santomauro-Stenzel)

Touring the SQSPCA’s New Digs at Campbell Hill Farm

Pigs are just some of the farm animals the SQSPCA is offering up for adoption at its new farm. (Photo by Eric Santomauro-Stenzel)

By ERIC SANTOMAURO-STENZEL
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This past fall, the Susquehanna Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals announced it had acquired a farm to house many of its farm animals for potential adoption with the Safe Pasture Project initiative. Now, as efforts continue to prepare the facility for a hoped for May open house, the Campbell Hill Farm is caring for three horses (one of which is a mini horse), five ducks, three geese, two pigs, eight goats, three chickens, and one sheep.

“Everybody you see here is available for adoption,” SQSPCA Executive Director Stacie Haynes said.

While currently including a main building with an office with attached barn, another barn, and pasture for the horses, the 26-acre farm also has substantial empty space that could be used in the future. Campbell Hill Farm is managed by Samantha Ceresna.

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