PRESS RELEASE - Tiverton farm animal rescue honored among North American nonprofits

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ecoRI News - Wendy Taylor turned tragedy into triumph, establishing a sanctuary for abused and neglected farm animals.

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Born out of heartache and grief, West Place Sanctuary is a beautiful oasis for neglected and abused animals.

The event will begin with a special keynote presentation from Wendy Taylor, Founder of West Place Animal Sanctuary.

Local farm animal rescue nonprofit West Place Animal Sanctuary is a finalist for Land Rover USA's annual Defender Service Awards.

West Place Animal Sanctuary in Rhode Island is the only New England non-profit finalist in the Honoree Category.

Wendy Taylor shares her inspiring journey of founding West Place Animal Sanctuary with Canvas Rebel.

"As much as losing our birds hurt us, and devastated us, we can't let it stop us," said Wendy Taylor of West Place Animal Sanctuary.

West Place founder and executive director Wendy Taylor talks turkey and highlights memorable sanctuary residents.

Rhode Island's West Place Animal Sanctuary spreads hope and care to their rescued residents, and the communities they serve.

Wendy Taylor, founder and executive director of West Place Animal Sanctuary, joins Jim Phillips live on the Townsquare Sunday radio program.

Providence Business News honors Wendy Taylor with a 2022 Leaders & Achievers Award.

West Place Animal Sanctuary greets dozens of curious visitors during the Spring Visitors Weekend.

Since opening 15 years ago, West Place has filled a void by rescuing farm animals from severe cases of abuse, neglect and cruelty.

Now in its 15th year, West Place Animal Sanctuary has a storybook feel.

West Place Animal Sanctuary marks 15 years of love in Tiverton and has never been busier.

The funding was part of nearly $500,000 awarded to local animal welfare organizations, and will pay for food and medical costs.