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Monthly Archives: March 2018

When one is healed, all are healed, because we’re all interconnected.

01-03-2018 Megan Flowers 0

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Senior animals have a hard time getting adopted. Mix in illness and the odds further decline. That could have been Leo’s story if he hadn’t come to Sanctuary One. A stray senior with a progressive immune disease, Leo waited patiently for his perfect match—a special person who understood their time with Leo would be shorter and the cost of care higher. Leo found his forever home, living out his days with people who loved him.

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3 days ago

Today's Gratitude post goes out to Jess, our Earth Care Manager! To Jess, caring for the earth fosters belonging, reciprocity and sensed connectivity between people and their ecosystems (which include one another). She is passionate about improving these relationships. Jess’s other interests include music, art, herbal medicine, and experiential ecological knowledge. Her cat, Sammy, has a great sense of humor and is ecstatic when she gets to hang out with Jess in the garden. We so appreciate her knowledge & expertise in the garden, and how much love and care she puts into her work. Thank you, Jess! ... See MoreSee Less

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3 days ago

This spring, we were awarded a grant from Jackson County Master Gardener Association Oregon to help improve the irrigation for our vegetable gardens, which are managed by numerous volunteers, service learning groups, and interns. Alongside perennial fruits, native pollinated spaces and herb and sensory beds, our Healing & Learning Garden grows food for community members in need. We partner with ACCESS, who distributes our harvests to food pantries throughout Jackson County. With the grant funding, we were able to install a more sustainable, accessible and safe irrigation system in 750 square feet of growing space. We also invested in a motion-activated sprinkler and bird netting to deter squirrels from eating our tomatoes. We are beyond pleased with this outcome, given the high squirrel pressure we have on the farm.We are happy to report that we have reciprocated 960 pounds of produce back to the community this season. Thank you JCMGA for supporting our work and being a part of our community garden!jacksoncountymga.org/ ... See MoreSee Less

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4 days ago

So far in 2024 S1 and Out To Pasture Sanctuary have saved and rehomed 41 farm animals together! We are honored to be working with such devoted and caring people! Thank you for all you do for the animals! outtopasturesanctuary.org/ ... See MoreSee Less

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