At the sanctuary, we work tirelessly to keep animals safe in homes and native habitats. Whether supporting senior pet owners living in government subsidized housing with veterinary care and pet food, or providing compassion-based workshops to the community, sanctuary programs are committed to creating a kinder world for all.
Care of Animals
Our groundbreaking Senior Paw Project helps financially insecure older adults keep and care for their beloved pets while our adoption events find loving families for hundreds of homeless animals every year. Our partnership with wildlife rehabilitation centers and conservationists allows us to bring experiential education to the community, fostering respect and awareness to the wildlife we share our environments. By contributing resources and information through in-person and on-line channels, we’re creating strong and lasting connections to nature and its precious inhabitants.
*disclaimer: Currently, the sanctuary does not have a building and cannot accept ANY animals on-site at this time. Looking for a pet? Adopt don’t shop.
Education
We’ve seen it time and time again. When people care for animals, they are kinder to one another. Whether focused on birds, insects, pets, farm animals or wildlife, sanctuary programs provide a window into compassion and a gateway to empathy. Through free and low-cost workshops, field trips, community events and resources, we’re empowering humans to be the change they want to see in the world.
Environment
The sanctuary is committed to supporting and protecting the natural environment through education initiatives and land stewardship of its 34-acre property. The sanctuary has made significant positive impacts on the land and continues to implement new initiatives to foster the diverse ecosystem of meadows, woodlands, waterways and trails.
