…2025. It was originally published on January 9, 2019. It’s no secret that most people involved in the animal sanctuary movement would prefer that all animals be spared from exploitation…
…of brushing, pulling, or shearing. Brushing can also be a good opportunity to spend time and get to know a resident! Remember, if you are bringing new camels into your…
…where predators are more likely to inhabit and building or utilizing natural cover (such as an empty hole in a decaying tree trunk) for their home. Prey animals may try…
…taking in different information, and makes up most of a goat’s field of view. The rest is made up of about 20-40 degrees of binocular vision, when both eyes are…
Updated June 15, 2020 Glossary Of Common Terms There are many terms and phrases that are often used in reference to or at animal-focused organizations that you may not have…
…but you can take steps to make it less likely that they will build themselves a cozy home inside your residents’ home. Regular foreign body ingestion mitigation: You need to…
…likely that they will build themselves a cozy home inside your residents’ home. Regular foreign body ingestion mitigation: You need to keep cows safe from foreign body ingestion by regularly…
…if you are painting an area of your home and share your home with a chicken companion), we suggest you opt for a zero VOC paint- some are even labeled…
…not so apparent (Banamine and flunixin meglumine, for example). Either way, it’s best not to make assumptions and to ask for clarification to ensure you’re going home with the correct…
…in achieving this. SOURCES: Additional Care Recommendations for Older Pigs | The Open Sanctuary Project Creating a Good Home for Pigs | The Open Sanctuary Project Creating an Enriching Life…
