sanctuary life

National Justice For Animals Week 2022

As we all know, elephants are sentient beings who are intelligent, thoughtful, and smarter than most would imagine. They are capable of great love, great forgiveness, and great healing. Of course, they are also subject to mistreatment around the world, and often treated as attractions to be exploited or hunted…...

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Sunday Smile: Sharing Is Caring

Apparently finches and roosters can live harmoniously side-by-side. Here, a beautiful Saffron Finch hops around cheerfully, sharing food at the barn with Giba, one of the roosters here. Just another moment at sanctuary where animals come together and enjoy the simple pleasures of life....

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A Valentine’s Day Fundraiser and a Gift For You!

It’s Valentine’s Day: the time of year when you want to express your love and appreciation for those who have touched your heart. As a way to allow people to do that for the girls and treat them at the same time, we will be giving them extra-special snacks. You…...

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Bugsy’s Story and Animals Learning Proper Boundaries

Bugsy, one of our sanctuary dogs, came to us in the saddest of conditions. We found him on the side of the road and didn’t even know what kind of animal he was; his fur (or what was left of it) was in such a tragic state. We investigated and…...

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From Scott: The Glory of Being An Animal Caregiver

Before we go too far, know that this life is exceptional. To be a part of the lives of elephants is incomparable. Sometimes, it feels like we are living in a dreamscape as the sun rises above the hills to illuminate the valley of elephants. It is incredible, and it…...

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An Average Afternoon With Some Of the Sanctuary Menagerie

Our unique family of domesticated animals at the sanctuary is a collective of different species with different personalities. They get along most of the time (or do their best anyway), but it’s very common to see a combination of animals gathered in one spot. Here you can see Milo snacking,…...

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