Animals of the Night Sanctuary One lesson plan

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Meshach proves that animals can heal inside and out. Just before Christmas in 2011, a good Samaritan found this orange cat with severe burns on his face, ears and beneath his tail. Police concluded the fire was started intentionally with a liquid accelerant. Meshach was treated by Best Friends Animal Shelter in Talent, who dubbed him Meshach in reference to the biblical character who was saved by divine intervention after being thrown into a furnace. Meshach was transferred to Sanctuary One to continue healing and matched with his forever home.

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🌿 Be a Part of Sanctuary One’s 9th Annual Volunteer Week! 🐾Join us April 21st - 27th, 2025, for a week of service, community, and impact at Sanctuary One! This special event brings individuals, businesses and organizations together to take on critical projects that help keep our care farm thriving. By volunteering or sponsoring, you’re not just supporting Sanctuary One—you’re also helping over 40 local partner organizations like Living Opportunities, ACT, and Jackson County Animal Shelter, who rely on our space for their programs.Ways to Get Involved:🌱 Become a Sponsor – Your support directly enhances programs that serve people, animals, and the earth. Sponsors receive recognition and help ensure more resources go toward animal care and therapeutic programs.🐾 Form a Volunteer Team – Gather your coworkers, friends, or community group for a hands-on day of service in nature.📅 April 21st - 27th, 2025📍 Sanctuary One, Jacksonville, OR📩 Want to learn more? Check out our Event Page sanctuaryone.org/volunteerweek/ , RJ Wright, at rj@sanctuaryone.org. ... See MoreSee Less

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Here is a photo our intern Oliven took while some of our field trip 3rd graders from Mae Richardson Elementary were visiting the Healing & Learning Garden. In the photo, we just finished talking about the vegetable garden and the native pollinator plants and were headed to the shade to talk about what reciprocity means to the Earth Care program's unique kind of community garden. Community members like volunteers and service learning groups grow food in the garden, which is in turn donated to food pantries. Community supporting community. Similarly, we also give some of the harvest to our animals who so generously gift us with their fertility-growing manure. To schedule a field trip, click this link: sanctuaryone.org/field-trips/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Rotary Club of Medford has a team coming out for our 9th Annual Volunteer Week! Thank you so much for your support and helping us complete some projects! If you would like to get a team together of friends, neighbors, club members, or co-workers, just click this link: sanctuaryone.org/volunteerweek/ ... See MoreSee Less

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