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Behind every life saved is a person like you. You keep the troughs full, the lights on, and allow us to save lives. Without you, there is no us. With you, there is hope for the holidays and beyond. Donate today.  

Your donation for #GivingTuesday goes twice as far for the rescue, medical, and transport fund in 2026! This match is made possible by generous supporters. This year, Zinnia made a trip from Iowa to California thanks to this fund! Zinnia was born a twin to a male calf at an Iowa dairy farm. This left

Celebrate life and compassion this holiday by sponsoring a rescued turkey. Donate $30 or more, and we will send a digital sponsorship certificate! Donate another amount: Donate $25, Donate $10.

A sanctuary icon, gone too soon The world can be a desolate place. Panda Bob learned that early on. His dying mom carried him to term, waiting until she saw him fed to take her last breath. Panda Bob’s most traumatic moment is the exact moment he entered the sanctuary. It is surreal to think

Work at a sanctuary includes joy but also heartache. Sanctuary work is grief work.  Eleven years ago, a frail black and white calf arrived. His mom had been confiscated by animal control. She was seventeen years old and dying. When she saw her son drink his first bottle, she took her last breath. 💔 We

Do you believe in magic? You will now! I’ve included a very special map. When you look at it, you’ll be magically transported right here to Animal Place. You’ll see and feel your support in action helping senior animals, who you’ll meet below.    Because you’ve supported the animals here at the sanctuary, I thought

7/19/2025 – I am so sorry to share this sad news. Last night, Mona crashed. Multiple organ systems failed. She refused to get up or eat, and her neurological symptoms worsened. It was clear she was ready to go. The most likely culprit is cancer but we do not have confirmation on this. We brought

In February, Tilly made a daring leap, literally. She jumped off a truck headed for slaughter and landed on the side of a highway. Bruised, limping, and scraped up, she was found by a Good Samaritan who ensured she made it to safety. Miraculously, she survived. But Tilly’s journey to recovery is far from over.

DOUBLE your gift to keep the animals healthy and cool as the temperatures rise. Below you will find a few projects that we can work on with your support! Your donation will double thanks to the generosity of match from Jack and Judy!