Rescue farm

Living in the countryside has tons of pros. For example, you get to see your neighbor’s donkeys every time you get out to take in some fresh air after a long day of work. If that sounds a little too specific, I’ll just tell you that I know firsthand how donkeys are some of the most adorable animals around. I mean, have you ever seen a baby donkey? They’re often overshadowed by their equine counterparts or your usual cats and dogs, but they have a unique charm that can’t be beaten. The long…

The Big Barn | ALIVE Rescue

Adults and children alike will love visiting with all of the rescued animals here.

Asheville Nonprofit with animal sanctuary, free food pantry and community permaculture gardens in Western North Carolina. 501(c)(3)

This rooster was owned by a farm rescue in upstate New York. He received a "K-9 Cart" and was able to move around again, although better on a hard surface than grass. The white rooster in the rear of the photo has lost both his legs.

The Retreat offers much needed support to all animals; farmed, domestic and wild. With 1200+ animal residents visit us and become friends with them. For life.

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I know Baby Animal Days is in full swing, but check out Wild Wonders Rescue Farm in Genola!

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