A Home for Hooves Farm Sanctuary
We are a primarily volunteer run, registered Charity organization in Duncan BC, that offers a forever home for rescued farmed animals who are abandoned, seized by the BC S.P.C.A., or surrendered due to various circumstances. The sanctuary was founded in September 2017 and we were the first farm sanctuary in Canada to be Accredited by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries.
We currently care for nearly 190 residents including pigs, goats, sheep, bovines, mini horses, mini donkeys, chickens, geese, ducks, turkeys, pigeons, quail, partridges, dogs, guinea pigs, and cats. We ensure all our animals are provided with the best quality care and a safe home where they are able to live out their natural lives.
Our volunteers help us with the everyday care of the animals, social media, graphic design, fundraising, newsletter writing, and event planning. They also ensure the animals are well cared for and our organization runs smoothly.
On April 30 the sanctuary took possession of a 40 acre property in Duncan. This property is owned by the charity which will ensure stability and sustainability for the animals under our care. We are currently preparing the property for the animals and we hope to move them here in the near future.
We would also like to acknowledge that our sanctuary is located within the ancestral, traditional, and unceded territory of the Quw'utsun Nation, near the traditional village of Ts'alha'um.
We currently care for nearly 190 residents including pigs, goats, sheep, bovines, mini horses, mini donkeys, chickens, geese, ducks, turkeys, pigeons, quail, partridges, dogs, guinea pigs, and cats. We ensure all our animals are provided with the best quality care and a safe home where they are able to live out their natural lives.
Our volunteers help us with the everyday care of the animals, social media, graphic design, fundraising, newsletter writing, and event planning. They also ensure the animals are well cared for and our organization runs smoothly.
On April 30 the sanctuary took possession of a 40 acre property in Duncan. This property is owned by the charity which will ensure stability and sustainability for the animals under our care. We are currently preparing the property for the animals and we hope to move them here in the near future.
We would also like to acknowledge that our sanctuary is located within the ancestral, traditional, and unceded territory of the Quw'utsun Nation, near the traditional village of Ts'alha'um.
