Sanctuary One Pet Communication Lesson Plan

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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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Adoption Update: Rocky!This is one happy looking pup! Here's the email Colleen received from his forever family, "Hi Colleen!Sorry you haven’t heard from us in some time. Life is busy and our Boy is a year old today! He’s so smart and Personality Extreme. Thank You for saying yes to us, We love this guy to the moon and back." ... See MoreSee Less

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The Learning Garden is producing some beautiful produce! Just look at these lovelies! ... See MoreSee Less

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Meet Helgen and Gimli!These beautiful adult Boer goats are new residence here at Sanctuary One, so they are just getting accustomed to their new surrounds and humans again. Helgen (female, 7 years old) and Gimli (male, 6 years old) were found abandoned on a piece of property, rescuers believe they were alone for about 3 years.After a intense rescue the 2 goats were taken to a horse rescue where they could be confined to a stall and receive veterinarian care. Gimli was castrated and Helgen was found to have very overgrown feet that causes her to place her front feet properly on the ground. Helgen is already moving around more freely but will need regular hoof trims to keep her feet in good condition.Both goats are now friendly, love to be brushed and will eat treat out of your hand.If you have a special place in your heart for these two amazing goats please fill out an Adoption Application today: sanctuaryone.org/rescue-animals/adopt-us/adoption-application/ ... See MoreSee Less

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