The best gift this holiday is watching G.G. the lamb be free for the first time. From tethered in a box truck to safe at sanctuary, read the three reasons G.G. wins at life.
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Welcome five rabbits saved from a research facility! Yuki, Jingle, Tinsel, Sparkle Snowball, and Grace are safe and sound, enjoying life at our sanctuary! These rabbits have known nothing but human unkindness, now they are safe and free.
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For six days, Mr. G would not eat. For six days, Mr. G wouldn't move from his stall's corner, unless forced. Drastic actions had to be taken...best friends needed to be reunited.
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Last November, someone set a 5-mos-old calf on fire, causing severe burns over more than 50% of his body. He was left with life-long scars that even now, ten months later, are still healing. And he still faced slaughter!
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Your help is needed! Join us as we free 2,000 hens from battery cages! Apply to adopt, volunteer, or donate toward the care of these needy hens.
Read MoreAnimal Place strives to create meaningful change for farmed animals through advocacy and education. Thousands of visitors flock to the sanctuary each year to learn more about the animals and farming. We would love to have you come visit.
Click For InformationYou probably have little room for a cow in the house or a goat in the front yard, right? Gift yourself or someone else a foster parent package of one Animal Place foster animal. You'll help provide feed, bedding, medical care to your foster animal and others in need.
Click To FosterAnimal Place celebrates 25 years of putting compassion into action! Have you ever wondered how Animal Place started 25 years ago? Take a look back with stories about our past, where we are headed today, and how you can help us on our way to another 25 years!
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Each month, our Food for Thought campaign profiles a shelter that has implemented an animal friendly menu policy at their shelter events. December 2014 featured shelter is Whatcom Humane Society.
With our most recent liberation of 2,000 hens from battery cages, our Rescue Ranch rescue and adoption center reached an amazing milestone – 16,000 lives saved! This after only 4.5 years in existence!
The three newest piglet residents are pretty adorable. Rudy, Georgina Grace Wiggle Bottom, and Magpie were saved from slaughter at a petting zoo and now will live out their lives in peace and sanctuary.
