Liberty for Zelda
Our 28th birthday celebration is the best – saving 2,000 lives from slaughter!
#22,681, Her Name Is
Meet Wanda and 999 of her sisters and help them thrive at our rescue and adoption center!
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Farmed Animal Conference Calls for Food Justice for All
March 28, 2017 Contact: Gary Smith Evolotus PR www.evolotuspr.com 818-783-0569 office 818-618-3777 mobile Farmed Animal Conference 2017 Calls for ‘Food Justice for All’ GRASS VALLEY, Calif. – Registration is now open for the Farmed Animal Conference, a two-day event featuring interactive workshops, educational presentations, and hands-on experience with animals, held June 2-4,
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Meet the Bull Who Broke Into the Sanctuary
Meet Davey, the bull who saved himself from slaughter and broke into the sanctuary!
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Meet Alysoun, saved from slaughter
Many of the animals who trot through our barnyard doors are victims of small, family farms. When Alysoun’s mom abandoned her at a small pasture-based farm raising pigs for slaughter, the farmer decided it was not worth their time or money to save her. The rancher abandoned the piglet, leaving her to die. Another employee
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Dairy Industry Afraid of Competition
Is the dairy industry afraid of competition? The dairy industry appears so petrified of the growing plant-based milk sector that they petitioned Congressional members to submit a letter to the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) demanding that “milk” be defined solely as the mammary secretions from a cow (sorry, sheep and goats). Remember how this
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In Memory of Aiden
We lost one of the best sheep in the history of sheepdom.
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Adoption Works
Find out why one person thinks adoption is the best way to welcome chickens to your life!
In Memory of Ross
Five years ago, we received a call about a young chicken found wandering in downtown Sacramento near a busy intersection. With an opening available at our sanctuary in Grass Valley, we said yes to who we originally believed was a hen. Ross (formerly Betsy Ross) arrived in July of 2011. Speckled and sporting gorgeous natural
Rescue Medical Fund Stories – Bert
Re-meet Bert and see how your support of the Rescue Medical Fund supports animals at the sanctuary!
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