Sherry's Animals

Small cream-colored dog indoors
Sherry Greiner with a deer and fawn outdoors
Close-up of a raccoon's face
Gray rabbit looking toward the camera
Male turkey displaying a fanned tail

God has given Sherry Greiner the desires of her heart! In April of 1999, right after the Greiners moved out to their new passive solar, earth-sheltered home, on their 125 acre ranch, Sherry asked God if He would bring her His wild animals, so she could pet and hold them. As a result, wild animals just seemed to walk or fly up to their door! Since that prayer dozens of wild animals have appeared in a variety of ways, including whitetail deer, raccoons, porcupines, jackrabbits, cottontail rabbits, gray squirrels, fox squirrels, roadrunners, white-wing doves and wild turkeys. Sherry is actually able to hold, pet, and feed them, including porcupines! (Porcupines don't have many friends!)

In 2011, Max surprised Sherry with her own special website, which shares amazing videos and photographs of the creatures God has given her, in answer to her prayers. If you love animals, this website will bring a smile to your face and a wag to your tail!

Click here to visit Sherry's website: Sherry’s Animals

Porcupine being fed by hand with raccoons nearby Raccoon standing behind a window Jackrabbit in leaf litter

Small black rabbit cradled by a person in a pink shirt

White and brown rabbits resting on a person's lapDove perched near the camera with Max Greiner at a desk behind it

Sherry Greiner kneeling beside a deer indoorsDove standing on a desk beside a cordless phone
Brown rabbit eating a carrot Sherry Greiner feeding wildlife beside an open patio doorway at night
Deer and raccoons on a stone patio with Sherry Greiner in the doorway
Sherry Greiner holding a white rabbit with dark earsSherry Greiner holding a white rabbit with dark earsSherry Greiner holding a large rabbit beside a stone wall Small squirrel being bottle-fed
Deer and cream-colored dog drinking from a red bowl
Golden dog beside a turkey on a patioTurkey displaying a fanned tail