A Farm Sanctuary for Safety + Freedom
We may have only just become a registered charity to do this rescue work, but we are not new to the world of animal welfare. Our founder and director has been volunteering in shelters since she was 16 and fostering for years. When she was a teacher, that schedule lined up perfectly for fostering orphan bottle litters short term to get them ready for adoption.
Mark and Rhonda have multiple rescue animals that they took into their home and provided a life for including multiple farm animals. In the last few years, they have rescued and re-homed several horses, donkeys, and other various animals independently. Some of them have found sanctuary here on their farm.
They know that now they will be able to help even more animals with the support of a community. And they look forward to being able to do that. They are currently closed for sanctuary animals on the farm, but as time, space, and finances allow those spaces will open up. Providing these spaces for animals with nowhere to go is expensive and time consuming. It also always ends with a broken heart.
Currently on the farm there are six horses (two sanctuary horses), four donkeys (all sanctuary donkeys), five goats (all sanctuary goats), three pigs (all sanctuary pigs), about 15 hens, two roosters (sanctuary status), and a turkey (sanctuary status). That is in addition to the dogs and cats. We also have a flock of pigeons that have made our farm their home.
For the foreseeable Sundays, we will be doing a Sanctuary Spotlight to introduce each of these special animals to the world. Please make sure you're following us here and on our socials to read their amazing stories. You can find all of our links by clicking HERE.
Holly
If you'd like to help support this mission please consider donating
or sending an item from our sanctuary animals wishlist.
Your support is so greatly appreciated. We can't do this without you.