Raising Funds For Vet and Transportation Fees

Our Oregon sanctuary is ready to welcome all of our rescue animals into their new homes, where they'll have plenty of space to roam and thrive, but we need your help!

We've been working tirelessly, securing properties, getting permits, and setting up essential infrastructure like roads and over 2 miles of perimeter fencing. Now it's time for the next crucial step: vet day and transport. Our furry friends need medical attention, from blood work, fecal and health certifications to livestock tagging and more. We want to ensure they receive the best care possible, so we’re bringing the vet to the farm.

Once we've vetted them, we face the challenge of transport. While we appreciate our incredible volunteers, we must follow the rules and have licensed, insured professionals handle the job. It comes at a cost, but it's necessary to ensure the safety and well-being of the animals during their journey.

We've poured our hearts into preparing everything all the way down to the enclosures, and we're almost there. But here's the thing – we're short $7,500 to make this first move happen. That's where you come in.

No contribution is too small. Seriously, every dollar counts! It takes a village, and we believe that together, we can give these rescue animals the good life they deserve. We're breaking down our fundraising into manageable pieces, so you can see exactly where your support is going.

Let's make this happen together. Join our mission, be a part of the journey, and help us move these animals to their forever home. Your generosity will create a ripple effect, allowing us to open our doors wider and save even more lives.

Remember, it's not just about the big amounts. Every single contribution, no matter the size, means the world to us. Even a humble $1 can make a difference.

Thank you for being a part of our community, for caring, and for believing in our cause. We're grateful beyond words. Together, we can make this move a reality and change the lives of these precious animals then save many, many more!