Non-Farm Animal Residents

As a monthly sponsor you will receive:

• A sponsorship certificate which includes a photo of your sponsor animal
• Regular updates on how your gifts are making a difference
• Our annual calendar 
• The opportunity to go behind the scenes at the Sanctuary and meet your sponsor animal

Recommended sponsorship amount:

• Cat - $15/Month
• Dog – $15/Month

• Guinea Pig – $15/Month

All donations are eligible for a tax receipt.

Angela

​Angela came into our care with her sister Jessica after the child they were given to didn't want to care for them any more.  Angela likes to cuddle and is very social.

​Bobbi

Bobbi came into our care after her owner took her to be euthanized due to financial struggles.  Bobbi has hepatitis and IBS, but with medication and appropriate food she is thriving.  Bobbi is SUPER snuggly and loves to have her belly rubbed!

Jessica

Jessica came into our care with her sister Angela after the child they were given to didn't want to care for them any more.  Jessica is very shy, and prefers to hide in her house when people are around.

Koda

Koda came into our care after being rehomed 4 times in a year.  This was in relation to behaviour that included peeing and pooping throughout the house.   These behaviours have not continued while in our care and he loves affection which is typically rewarded with Koda drooling all over us.

Houdini

Houdini was abandoned when he was a kitten and he was transferred into our care from a local farm sanctuary.  Houdini loves to climb onto your shoulders and he is a drool machine!  When he's receiving pets he literally has drool dripping from his mouth...​

Lucky

Lucky came to us from Texas after being rescued from a shelter where dogs have 7 days to find a new home before they are euthanized.  Lucky is always full of energy and takes his job of being the lookout very seriously.  He thoroughly enjoys being high up so he can keep an eye on the Sanctuary as well as the areas around the property.​

Perwinkle

Periwinkle joined our family after he essentially adopted us and we were unsuccessful in finding his previous home.   When he arrived he had a several wounds on his body from fighting and he was full of worms.  He is now known as the "velcro cat" because he will attach himself to you as soon as you sit down anywhere in the house.  

​Rocky

Rocky came to us from Texas with his brother Lucky after being rescued from a high kill shelter.  Rocky is very laid back and thoroughly enjoys a good snuggle, but don't let that fool you because he's the alpha in the dog world.