Follow elder goat Jeffrey as he guides you through his day! My feathered friends down the street are starting to crow at the top of their lungs! In an hour our human caregivers will start to get us fed in the timely fashion we demand…I mean, nicely request. Our loud neighbors, the pigs, will scream […]
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The time is here! We’re rescuing chickens in just a few days! This Monday, we are liberating 300 sweet birds from a battery cage egg farm. They have lived almost 2 years in a wire, metal cage. Their feet never touched the earth. They never felt the sun on their backs. They never flapped their
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Did you know that many employers will match (sometimes triple) your gift to Animal Place? Some companies include retirees and spouses in their matching gift programs. Your donation could be used to help more animals in need in two easy steps! Step 1: Find out if your company offers a workplace matching gift program! How?
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I am writing to ask for your help in caring for two sickly calves! An emergency call came in about two calves rescued from a dairy farm. Samuel and Hank needed immediate veterinary care. Born that day, Samuel had not nursed from his own mom. Your $50 donation provides veterinary hospitalization to animals in need,
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Our Animal Care team works hard day in and day out to care for nearly 400 animals who call Animal Place home. Whether it’s mucking out barns, providing individualized medical treatment, or giving belly rubs, animal caregivers stay busy. Check out some of the highlights and challenges of animal caregiving. The Highlights “I am able
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Chickens are descendants of the red and grey junglefowl. Artificial selection created the estimated 400 chicken breeds. Their social interactions and family structure have not much changed from their wild brethren. A flock is still comprised of lead roosters, subordinate males, hens and their chicks. They still have the proclivity to roost up high, scratch
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As a kid during the festival and fair season, getting to touch and interact with the animals in petting zoos was a favorite activity. I pet and fed goats, sheep, and even the occasional llama! As an animal lover, this was a dream come true. Now, as an adult, I understand that petting zoos are
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Meet Evelyn, one of six piglets who arrived from a hoarding rescue!
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Each October 2nd, activists across the globe fast in honor of the billions of animals who are slaughtered for their flesh. Below are 8 of the many reasons individuals fast.Farmed animals are often deprived of water and food for hours, sometimes DAYS, leading up to their slaughter. In the United States, farmed animals can be
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Moms are rarely rescued in the sanctuary world. Families are often torn apart, leaving grieving mothers and orphaned young. While we have been lucky to rescue a few moms (Rita, a pregnant pig who jumped from a truck on the highway), most of the rescued residents never knew their moms. This Mother’s Day, will you
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