Let Love Farm

Hi everyone!  Our Giant Barn Sale is just around the corner!  The sale is Saturday, September 24 from 8-4pm and Sunday, September 25 from 12-4pm.  All proceeds generated from the sale go toward our general fund to help us care for our animal’s needs, beautifying our land, and general maintenance needs and updates.  

We have much furniture ranging from a grandfather clock, entertainment centers, curio cabinets, a washer/dryer set and more.  We have brand new items for the kitchen and home as well as gently used items.  We have glassware, china, depression glass, and complete dish sets.  We have dog things and clothes, baby things, and things for children including a couch!

On Saturday from 11-1p we will have a silent auction where we have OSU football and basketball tickets, baskets such as Mary Kay, for babies, a Norwex basket, a doggie basket, and for the hunter a brand new deer stand ladder!

Please help us spread the word and mark your calendar to join us!  We’d love to spend time with you and are excited to share this opportunity with you.  Come out and enjoy the farm!

See you on the 24th!

Your LLF Family

Picnic on the Dock

Our Chelsey Memorial Fund (CMF) is a program where twice a year we donate money to help either people with their companion animals or strays like this who can’t afford either medicines, procedures, or surgeries. In addition to “Kate” 3 other kitties received the medicine they needed through our donation. Thank you to those who donate and support this program!

From the clinic:
Kate is a 6 month old stray kitten that was taken in by Vetcare Animal Wellness. She developed a severe eye infection while at her foster home and needed her eye removed. Thankfully, with the help of Let Love Farm, Dr. Shardy was able to give this girl a new “look” on life with one healthy eye!

Lola is a senior kitty who had 2 diseases that are both preventable by early spaying of your pets. She came to Dr. Shardy to check a lump. The diagnosis was mammary cancer. During her exam, Dr. Shardy noticed a discharge coming from Lola’s vaginal area. With an X-Ray, she was diagnosed with a pyometra which is a severe, life threatening infection of the uterus. Without immediate emergency surgery, Lola would have died. Due to Lola’s mom’s financial constraints, Euthanasia was going to be the treatment of choice. Thankfully, due to donations from Let Love Farm, Dr. Shardy was able to provide some financial assistance for Lola’s mom and she received her life saving surgery to remove her uterus and mammary masses. As you can see, Lola is happy and doing well here at her recheck suture removal appointment!

Thank you to all who donate and support this fund! For more info on our CMF and how you can donate check out our website or mail a check to

Let Love Farm
PO Box 122
West Jefferson, OH 43162

From the veterinarian:  2020 was a rough year for them between losing jobs due to the pandemic and when Quinn started struggling to urinate just over a week ago, they were so distraught they thought that the kindest thing would be to euthanize her so she wouldn’t suffer as they couldn’t afford much of anything for treatment.

I’m happy to say that Quinn is doing well! Thank you for your support!