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We Were Founded With A Simple Goal

Make the world a better place. We do that by caring for rescued farmed animals and providing an idyllic sanctuary for children and families to visit and enjoy the animals and cultivated lavender and seasonal vegetables. We offer educational tours, volunteer and internship opportunities.

At Rosie's Farm Sanctuary, we understand everyone is on a different path. Our hope is foster a new awareness of the food industry and understanding about farmed animals while teaching about the benefits of plant-based eating and compassion towards all living beings

By advocating for animal rights and building community, we reconnect people with all the beauty that nature and animals have to offer. We aim to eliminate cruelty to animals and spread compassion into the hearts of all beings.

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News From The Farm

Meet Marty!
Marty is the newest member of the Rosie’s family. He is a potbelly piglet who...
Welcome Kaporos Hens!
Our Cornish Cross girls were liberated from a live wet market in Brooklyn, NY during...
Welcome “Beach Bums”
We are thrilled to introduce our recently rescued pigs from the Outer Banks in NC....

Our mission is to inspire compassion in the hearts of all people and be the voice for animals by rescuing and rehabilitating farmed animals, and providing educational programs and advocacy.

What We Do

Rescue

We rescue and rehabilitate farmed animals, providing them with a forever home. Experiencing the relative freedom they have never known before, our residents get to live out the rest of their lives as the individuals they are meant to be in this world.

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Educate

Rosie’s Farm Sanctuary welcomes visitors to spend time on the farm, self-selecting seasonal crops to buy and meeting the animals as well as their caregivers.

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Advocate

We aim to be a compassionate voice for animals who often go unseen and unheard. Most of us would never wish an animal harm, but the consumption of animal products is deeply ingrained in our society.

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Become a Volunteer & Save More Animals

Rosie’s Farm Sanctuary welcomes volunteers to help care for our animals and their home. Volunteer at the Sanctuary on a regular basis and get to know our animal residents while assisting staff with cleaning, feeding, socializing, and enrichment.

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A big thanks to our friends at @animallegaldefensefund for coming to visit the sanctuary 💜 Our animal residents loved meeting you!

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Our sweet little Charlotte passed away on Monday. We’re pretty sure she had reproductive cancer (rampant in egg-laying hens), and though she was set to see the vet on Tuesday, she left us in her sleep the night before. She was still enjoying her favorite snacks—especially blueberries—on Sunday evening, so her sudden decline was a shock, but she had been slowing down for a while.

She was the gentlest, sweetest girl—so patient, so trusting. Always the smallest of the Golden Girls flock, always trying her best to keep up with the big girls. She hated tomatoes and would refuse to eat her lunch until they were properly removed 😂🍅. In her last few weeks, she spent a lot of time in the nesting box, quietly chatting just for her caregivers to hear. She also got some special one-on-one time with her sisters for her special meals (and, of course, extra blueberries for all).

Even though she was never the loudest or the one to take center stage, we will all feel her absence every day. She was one of a kind, and we’re so grateful she got to spend the latter part of her life in a place where she was so loved and so well cared for. 💔❤️
Spring is springing and it’s a great time to come visit Rosie’s! Meet our animal residents, learn their stories, and enjoy sanctuary life!

Buy your tickets at rosiesfarmsanctuary.org

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Animals

Every year, around 80 billion land animals are slaughtered for human consumption by many estimates. When it comes to fish and other aquatic animals, this heartbreaking figure soars into the trillions.

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Health

The farming of animals poses alarming dangers to human health, especially as the animal agriculture industry continues to intensify around the world.

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Environment

Animal agriculture’s devastating impacts on climate change and our environment have been well-documented by scientists around the world.

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Social Justice

Tens of billions of farmed animals suffer and die each year so that lucrative animal agriculture corporations can continue to profit from global demand for their unsustainable products.

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How You Can Help

There are so many reasons to transition to veganism. Some choose plant-based diets because they want to help save animals, others do it to protect our planet or to avoid the health risks associated with consuming animal products.

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"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated."

- Mahatma Gandhi

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