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Caring for animals
What comes here, stays here. Diane Price and her husband, Rob Griffith, own a no-kill farm, meaning all their animals--including goats, chickens, llamas, a few dogs, cats, and a Vietnamese potbellied pig--will be part of their 16-acre North Carolina farm for the rest of their natural lives.
Mitch Kezar
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Peaceful place
Diane Price and her husband, Rob Griffith, own a no-kill farm, meaning all their animals--including goats, chickens, llamas, a few dogs, cats, and a Vitnamese potbellied pig--will be part of their 16-acre North Carolina farm for the rest of their natural lives.
The couple enjoys opening their home to friends and family. "This place is very peaceful and spiritual," Diane says. "If somebody can't come to this place and be happy, it for sure isn't the fault of the place."
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