Group Tour or Service-learning Reservation Request

    Farm Tour: Participants will tour the farm, meet the animals, walk the gardens and learn about our mission of healing people, animals and the earth. Farm tours last about 90 minutes and cost $5.00 per visitor including chaperones. 10 a.m. arrival time.

    Service-learning Field Trip: Hands-on and age-appropriate participation in activities that reinforce collaboration and cooperation as you help us care for abused and homeless farm and companion animals and renew the earth through organic and permaculture practices. Takes about 3 hours including 1/2 hour for lunch. $10 per field trip attendee. $5 for Title I schools. Teacher and chaperones are free. Maximum attendance is 30. 10 a.m. arrival time.
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  • Please note we recommend a minimum 10:1 ratio of students to teacher/chaperones. Visits to the farm last up to three hours. Please let us know if your group would like to stay on site for lunch.
  • Allergen Information
    We use peanut products at the farm in animal feed and composting materials. Visitors will also be exposed to a wide variety of plants and animals. Please let us know if anyone in your group is: allergic to peanuts, allergic to bee stings, mobility limits or special needs.
  • Payment
    Online payment or check is preferred, but cash is accepted. You will be forwarded to an online payment page after submitting this form.
  • Thanks for contacting us!
    We are delighted that you have chosen to visit us and will contact you to discuss your reservation. For questions contact Kyler Grandkoski, kyler@sanctuaryone.org or 541-899-8627.
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Sanctuary One

Sanctuary One's mission is to provide a refuge for animals & people, in harmony with nature.

Sanctuary One

3 days ago

Sanctuary One
Adoption Update: Ven (aka Blackjack)!Here's the email Colleen received from Ven's human mom, it sounds like a purrr-fect fit!"Ven is a gem, and I have had the best time with him. I think I found a my friend for life. He is very sweet and he has adjusted to the residence hall with ease. He doesn’t care when we need to leave for fire alarms, and sometimes I put him in his backpack and take him out on walks with me. He is 14 pounds of big boy so he is hard to carry but if it means he can get a taste of outside in safety it’s worth it. I bought him several toys but he prefers to play with boxes and paper bags. His all time favorite toy is a plastic Wendy’s spoon. This last month and a half he has started to chase his tail while on top of his cat tower. It is the only spot I’ve seen him chase his tail. Why he doesn’t do it on the ground is beyond me. He is super chatty, and I was not expecting that from a deaf cat at all but I love it because I can talk back to him even if he doesn’t hear me. I am so happy that you let me adopt this silly goose of a cat. He is perfectly weird and we are a perfect fit (even if he just stole my glasses and hid them under the oven for a week and a half)!" ... See MoreSee Less

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Sanctuary One

4 days ago

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Ah, showy milkweed, Asclepias speciosa! Full disclosure, this photo is not of the farm’s milkweed (the farm has both the showy and narrow-leaf kinds), however we wanted to share this shot from a park in Medford where the Monarch butterfly graced this lovely flower…How could we not share this one?! ... See MoreSee Less

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4 days ago

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Meet Merlin, the powerful wizard!This young boy will surely bring lots of wonder and magic into anyone's life. He loves his doggy pals as well as his two-legged human friends!We don't know much about Merlin's start in life other than he was abandoned with the rest of his litter not far from Rescue Ranch in Yreka CA. While he was reasonably timid at first he quickly learned that we weren't so bad and showed off his goofy and playful personality.He has been amazing in playgroups and loves making new canine friends wherever he goes.Put in an Adoption Application for this awesome boy today: sanctuaryone.org/rescue-animals/adopt-us/adoption-application/ ... See MoreSee Less

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