How You Can Help

 

Shop our Store!

you can help us feed and take care of our rescue animals by shopping our store!

VOLUNTEER

Do you love animals? Do you want to help care for them and make sure they have the best possible life they can have? Consider helping us by volunteering your time! There's always lots to do to make sure the fields and areas stay nice, as well as making sure everyone has fresh water and food (and of course, animals snuggles are always included!)

Fill out the form below and let us know your experience with animals as well as your availability for volunteering and we will get back to you!

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DONATIONS

We humbly accept donations by etransfer to our email freefromfarmsanctuary@gmail.com or send us a message if you would like to give a donation with cash.

All funds we receive go straight back to the animals, whether it be for hay, grain, vetcare, or supplies for new shelters or fencing.

If you prefer to buy an item for us here are items we use on daily basis:

Beet Pulp

Senior Feed

Alfalfa Cubes

SPONSOR

Have you ever considered sponsoring an animal? Do you LOVE pigs but live in the city? Consider sponsoring one of our animals monthly, and treat them like your own. Come out and spoil them (or don't, if you can't!). We will update you and send you pictures on the animal of your choice. All our animals would LOVE some extra spoiling!

 

If you would like to sponsor an animal, send us a message for more details!

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VISIT US

Come see what we're all about! We work full time jobs, so visits are appointment only. We try to hold "open sanctuary days" where we are open to the public for people to drop by and take a tour, but we understand those times don't work for everyone. We love sharing our animals' stories to help educate on the various practices they've all come from such as auction houses, slaughter plants and breeding programs. But remember, when you visit you are visiting their homes and we expect everyone to respect them.