The Sanctuary's Animal Sponsors provide monthly support that enables our care farm to accept the transfer of special-needs animals from animal shelters, humane societies, veterinarians, and law-enforcement agencies that need our help to save an animal's life.
Examples of Special-needs Animals
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Tia the Leghorn chicken is one of 17 hens we took in after an egg factory went out of business, stranding tens of thousands of hens inside the factory without food or water. After law enforcement officers intervened, nonprofits all over the U.S. worked together to save as many of the animals as possible. Tia arrived in pretty bad shape, but after receiving lots of TLC from our staff and volunteers, she has regained her physical and emotional health. |
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Meshach was a stray cat who was badly burned in a vicious case of animal abuse. It was a miracle
he wasn't blinded. Meshach spent months recovering in our care farm's cage-free Cat Cottage, then was adopted to a loving family who will cherish him forever. |
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Champ is an American bulldog who was shot point-blank in the mouth by a man who was arrested for the crime.
After receiving months of tender, loving care from our staff and volunteers, Champ has fully recovered from his injuries except for some permanent damage to his jaw that reduces his chewing power. |
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Lisa is a 750-pound Yorkshire pig who was rescued from a neglectful guardian. In spite of being mistreated in the past, she is a bright, social animal who loves belly rubs. Lisa has already had a chance to "pay it forward." She has become a surrogate mother to two other rescued pigs who live at the Sanctuary.
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Cream is a pretty Charolais cow who was injured at birth and had corrective surgery at just three weeks of age to repair a damaged hip bone. She spent the most of her life living at a California veterinary teaching hospital where she was a blood donor. After years providing lifesaving blood to other animals, Cream has more than earned her retirement at the Sanctuary.
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Delilah is our sweet mama llama. She is an older gal, about 16 years of age. Delilah has arthritis, so she loves basking in the sun to warm her bones while watching over all the other animals like a benevolent matriarch. Her gentle energy is the perfect example of the value and dignity that comes with age.
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Rogue is a gentle mare who was rescued from a traumatic situation of abuse and neglect. She was terrified of humans when she arrived at the Sanctuary, but today Rogue is a different horse. She now walks right up to people and loves to have her face scratched. For a horse to go through what she has experienced and then learn to trust humans again is truly the essence of forgiveness.
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How do I become an animal sponsor?
Sponsors make a commitment to support rescued animals by making tax-deductible contributions on a monthly basis through online enrollment with Network for Good. The minimum donation to become an Animal Sponsor is just $10 a month, which is the equivalent of just 33 cents per day.
Once we receive your commitment:
- We'll post mail you a color photograph and biography of a special-needs animal.
- You'll also receive a VIP invitation to visit the Sanctuary to meet the animals you helped us rescue and rehabilitate.
How do I sponsor an animal as a gift?
Sponsorships make a unique gift for friends, relatives, businesses, and organizations. Provide us with the name of the individual or group the gift is for, and we'll post mail them the Animal Sponsorship package.
Donate Now
To make your gift online through Network for Good, click on the "Donate Now" button below and follow these instructions:
- Select the frequency of your recurring gift as monthly.
- If the sponsorship is a gift, please provide the name and mailing address of the gift recipient in the "Dedication Acknowledgment" section.
Questions? Call us at 541.899.8627 or e-mail info@SanctuaryOne.org.
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