"I just love being here with them and seeing them thrive," said animal care volunteer Andrea Souza.

West Place Animal Sanctuary in Tiverton, RI, is once again opening its gates to the public.

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.

We visited West Place to meet their baby cow and new goat. West Place is also a Defender Service Awards national finalist.

West Place Animal Sanctuary in Tiverton has been busy improving its oasis for rescued farm animals.

Remembering Maggie the goat, who was one of the last survivors of the 2016 animal cruelty case in Westport.

West Place Animal Sanctuary survives the Avian Flu outbreak and continues to rescue abused animals.

"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.

Keep the spirit of giving alive after the holidays by donating your Christmas tree to the farm animals of West Place Animal Sanctuary.

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

Jensen, a three week old Holstein Friesian dairy cow, has recently joined West Place's family of rescued and rehabilitated animals.

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.

A Tiverton sanctuary gives critters a second chance and students a shot at career training.

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.