Help Us Move Rosie's Rescue to Safety

We never imagined we'd be here—again—asking for help. But here we are, and we’re reaching out with open hands and hopeful hearts.

Rosie’s Rescue began as a vision of hope, healing, and second chances—for animals and people. Our sanctuary has become a safe haven for pigs, farm animals, and those in need of peace, purpose, and connection.

Not long ago, we were approved to stay on this land while building something beautiful. A signed home business application gave us the potential green light to create a home where animals could heal, children could learn, and broken hearts could find restoration.

But recently, we discovered the permission had been revoked without warning by the land owner.

We are now being forced to move, and with the size of our rescue and the complexity of moving dozens of animals, shelters, fencing, supplies, and structures, the cost is far beyond what we can carry alone.

What We Need:

We are asking for your help to cover emergency moving expenses, including:

• Hiring animal transport and trailers

• Rebuilding safe enclosures at the new location

• Fencing and shelter materials

• Vet visits and checkups for the move

• Fuel and vehicle rentals

• Temporary housing and storage during the transition.

Why This Matters:

This sanctuary isn’t just a farm—it’s a lifeline. For the pigs who were abandoned or mistreated. For the families who come here to find peace. For every soul—human or animal—who needs to know they’re not forgotten.

And while this feels like yet another mountain to climb, we still believe this:

God isn’t finished with us.

He called us to this mission, and somehow, some way, He will make a way. If you’ve followed our journey, you know how much heart, sweat, and faith has gone into every step.

How You Can Help:

Donate if you can—every dollar makes a difference

Share this campaign far and wide

Pray for guidance, protection, and strength during this unexpected move

We don’t have all the answers—but we do have faith. And we’re not giving up on the animals or the mission we’ve been called to.

With deep gratitude,

Rosie's Rescue Family