Last year was one of the worst fire seasons. This year will be as bad, if not worse. We need your help to keep the animals safe, the lights on, and the water running when the power is shut off.
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Register today and be the first to hear when speakers are announced. It’s free and packed with information on making change for farmed animals!
Read MorePut your compassion into action! Apply to work with a team of dedicated individuals working to make this world a kinder place for farmed animals. We are hiring two full-time animal caregivers (live-in available) and four part-time barn cleaners (seasonal).
Details here!Animal Place’s Food for Thought Program helps nonprofits adopt mission-driven menu policies for fundraising and sponsored events.
Learn more now!Every year, 20 million day-old chicks are thoughtlessly thrown into boxes and shipped as “perishable goods” through the postal service. In an effort to end this cruel treatment we are asking you to speak up on behalf of these helpless chicks. All you need to do is take action today!
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As Mother’s Day approaches, animal protection organizations often begin to use the holiday to educate the public about the sad fate of many animal mothers in the meat and dairy industries. Animals exploited for their motherhood are victims whose stories deserve to be told. But this week, we are taking a different approach. We want […]
Animal Place is hiring for seasonal part-time barn cleaners Who is Animal Place? We are a sanctuary and education center for farmed animals in Grass Valley. More than 400 animals permanently live on 600-acreas of beautiful pastures and woods. We also have a Rescue and Adoption facility in Petaluma which provides temporary housing for adoptable […]
Precious Baby Turkeys Saved from Starvation. For the last two weeks, Animal Place staff have been working tirelessly to place a large group of baby turkeys (called “poults”) rescued from a tragic situation. When a miscommunication occurred between a popular feed store and their bird supplier, an accidental shipment of 30 newly hatched poults was […]
