Daily Diet, Treats, & Supplements For Sheep
…of The Open Sanctuary Project team as of June 8, 2023. If you’re reading this resource, there are likely some special sheep residents in your life for whom you’d like…
…of The Open Sanctuary Project team as of June 8, 2023. If you’re reading this resource, there are likely some special sheep residents in your life for whom you’d like…
…for them. Make sure your website, brochure, and/or social media highlights your tour program and encourages people from all walks of life to attend! It’s helpful to offer online signups…
…November 30, 2018. If you plan to welcome a turkey resident to your sanctuary or into your life, it’s important to familiarize yourself with the care they require. Ideally, you…
…originally published under a different name on December 7, 2018. If you plan to welcome a pig resident to your sanctuary or into your life, it’s important to familiarize yourself…
…to serious leg and joint disorders that can ultimately shorten an individual’s lifespan and negatively impact their quality of life. We always recommend consulting with an experienced veterinarian for specific…
…top Euthanasia The act of ending someone’s life to spare them from suffering or a significantly reduced quality of life that cannot be managed. More information about Euthanasia can be…
…to stress. Steps should be taken to identify the stressors to this resident and address them in a thoughtful way to improve the resident’s quality of life. SOURCES: Fur Pulling…
…you’d like to provide the best possible care for! The compassionate lifelong care of cows at animal sanctuaries starts with the food they’re provided. While cows are all individuals who…
…be one of the hardest and emotionally taxing aspects of providing compassionate, lifelong care to animals. Unfortunately for pig caregivers, this already potentially difficult situation can become even more excruciating…
…consideration of nonhuman life. Ironically, the Covid-19 pandemic has strengthened many people’s connection to nonhuman life, as daily life and learning are no longer as confined as they once were…