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Technology can help make our day to day work here at the Sanctuary easier sometimes. We certainly have our l ive webcams for you to...

My wife Kathy asked me a philosophical question this week. We're both 63 years old, have said goodbye to all our parents, have welcomed a...

We get many questions (or implied questions) and we will always try to answer them. One question that arises is the use of the word "...

Dagmar Halamka who was "Maxine Approved" Throughout our lives, we begin as a son, daughter and offspring, then sometimes sister, brother,...

We love to share our impact report with you every year! The part of the Sanctuary that folks don't get to see very often is the...

Would you guess, looking at this sweet Holstein bovine face that Bob Crockett the Steer is a svelte 6'1" tall?! He is indeed, and he is a...

I have been aware of HPAI (High Pathenogenic Avian Influenza) for over a decade. It has become a serious global issue. There are...

Every action we take at the Sanctuary is to improve the lives of our rescues. The Board, supporters, donors, volunteers and our animal...

One of our very earliest Unity rescues is Penny Blossom Pig. She is an American Yorkshire Pig, the most common breed type for factory...

The Sanctuary is a place of kindness, compassion, and connection. I hope you will join us in our efforts. Working with a mission you...

What do we need here at the Sanctuary by the ton, you may ask? Hay, lots and lots and LOTS of Hay. Little Hamish Highland is already...

Ever wondered what it’s really like behind the scenes at Unity Farm Sanctuary? Today, I’m pulling back the curtain and inviting you to...

We are deeply attached to the rescues at the Sanctuary. Each and every one has a unique personality. We get to know the personality of...

Our amazing supporters have given us 'wings' - well at least the Piggies will have a lift! The 'Spanier Feet First Pig Lift' has arrived...

Guest Blogger Michael Tuberdyke (the Sanctuary Shelter Manager) is our pig whisperer. I've always had a soft spot in my heart for pigs...