Our mission is strictly to work with police, animal control and local authorities regarding farm animals that are victims of neglect, abuse or cruelty. Unfortunately, we get a lot of calls/emails from people looking to re-home their pets.

One good way to find your pet a home is to ask friends, family, coworkers and neighbors if they would consider taking them or if they know someone that would. No one can best market their pet better than their owner. Take a good picture and make a flyer giving as much information as possible (age, personality, etc.) and email it around to your contacts. People who know the person looking to find their pet a home are more inclined to help.

Attached HERE is a list of other sanctuaries/farms that may be worth trying.

We truly hope this helps find your pet a good forever home!

Most of our animals are from cruelty or abuse cases, so we do not want to cause them more trauma by moving them to another place.

On occasion, some animals come to us by other means and may be for adoption.

Many people also contact us looking to re-home their farm animal, so we try to connect them with other people looking to adopt.

We do not. Though we run a small temporary holding facility for lost dogs for two nearby towns, we are not a shelter that is open to the public.

HERE is a list of local shelters that may be worth calling. We hope this information is helpful.

We are a farm animal sanctuary but also have the Tiverton and Little Compton town contracts to house lost dogs. Most of the dogs are returned to their owners, but every now and then, the dog is not claimed. Our social media pages would have any information about any potential dogs for adoption.

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Petfinder.com, Adoptapet.com and your local animal shelters are great sources to adopt a pet.