Content note: Some linked resources include graphic descriptions and images. Anyone who has watched a rabbit knows these animals are full of personality. At Animal Place, the rabbits in our care are curious, opinionated, and affectionate once they feel safe. Animal Place resident Leon (AKA Liquid Leon) is our greeter in the Bunny Barn. He
Loved as Pets, Used as Products: The Reality for Rabbits Read More »
A conversation about cows, courage, and a more compassionate future. When we began the search for Animal Place’s next Executive Director, we weren’t simply looking for someone to lead an organization; we were looking for someone who shares our belief that every animal deserves compassion, respect, and the chance to live free from suffering. After
Meet Rebecca Baylies: Getting to Know Animal Place’s New Executive Director Read More »
This year, Animal Place is proud to be working with LEAP (Leaders for Ethics, Animals and The Planet) to host our first-ever middle-school summer camp at the end of July. We recently sat down with Danielle Hanosh, co-founder and executive director of LEAP, to learn more about their important programs and initiatives. What is LEAP?
LEAPing into the Future: Preparing NextGen Animal Advocates Read More »
Post updated: February 10th, 2026. Thank you for purchasing! All calendars are sold out. Celebrate the wonderful individuals who call Animal Place home! Order your 2026 calendar of compassion today. Each month features a lovely portrait of a rescued sanctuary resident. Each calendar is $25 and all profits go back to caring for the animals
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Since 2010, Animal Place’s Rescue & Adoption program has helped tens of thousands of farmed animals find loving homes—starting with 250 hens saved from an egg farm. Today, chickens, goats, pigs, and more have found sanctuary thanks to adopters like you. Looking to make a difference? As of May 15, 2025, we have 1 rabbit,
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Ten years ago, I helped feed Magnolia her first bottle. And last week, I was present as Magnolia took her last breath. When I first met Magnolia, she stood on wobbly legs and stared at me with the gentlest eyes. Born a twin to a male calf, she would never get pregnant and was of
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Beethoven witnessed most of his flock be killed, before being viciously mauled by loose dogs. When the property owners found him, they thought he was dead. But Beethoven is a survivor and he needs YOUR help! Last month, dogs broke into a local sheep farm killing nearly a dozen. The smallest? A 4-week-old lamb. The
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Animal Place’s Meat Out event is your chance to connect with like-minded individuals while discovering the joys of plant-based living. Experience a day filled with unique, mouthwatering plant-based cuisine, inspiring talks from impactful animal welfare and local organizations, and the opportunity to meet our rescued farmed animals up close. Every ticket and donation goes directly
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Californians may have noticed empty shelves in the egg aisle or felt the sting of rising prices for a dozen eggs. Behind this shortage is a devastating outbreak of H5N1, or avian influenza, that has swept through the state’s egg farms, killing millions of birds and highlighting systemic issues in industrial farming. In the past
Egg Supply Shortages: The Hidden Costs of Avian Influenza Read More »
This holiday season, Ani-mal’s Design is making spirits bright with their one-of-a-kind custom pet portraits—and you can be part of the giving spirit! Whether it’s your beloved pet or a thoughtful gift for the animal lover in your life, these stunning portraits capture the unique personality and charm of your furry friends. For the next
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