Solomon joined us at sanctuary after five hundred days at an RSPCA shelter. He is a handsome and well-natured boy but very frightened when he is around people. He loves being with the sanctuary herd and is best friends with Gabriel who he spent time at the shelter with. Solomon is available for sponsorship.
500 days at the RSPCA Gabriel the rescued goat There is thought to be a syndrome in companion animal adoption known as “Black Dog” or “Black Cat Syndrome” where pure black animals are more likely passed over for those with lighter coats. And although there are some superstitions about black cats, and there are some
Stampy used to live at a North Brisbane school as part of that school’s agricultural program. In her second year, she had trouble lambing and was destined to go to slaughter. Female animals in the food industry are generally only valued for their reproductive capabilities. Typically, female animals are kept almost constantly pregnant and any female
When: Sunday June 7th, 2015 Where: 1713 Dayboro Road, Dayboro Meet the chickens, goats, sheep, pigs and other happy animals who have a forever home at the Farm Animal Rescue sanctuary. Sponsored by Plant Based Foods, Tofurky Australia and Cloverly Cupcakes. Find out about the life of farmed animals in the food and clothing industries. The farm is open from 10am
Last week we welcomed Anne-Marie and Sersha to sanctuary. Anne-Marie was rescued by a wildlife carer who had found her emaciated and suffering at a farm where her grave had already been dug by a farmer as she was “no good”. “No good” in the dairy industry means that she wasn’t producing enough milk. Dairy
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1713 Dayboro Road
Dayboro
QLD 4521
President - Brad King
Treasurer - Chris Harvell
Director - Carol Slater
Director - Cheryl Evans
Director - Leizl Estioko
Secretary - Olivia Spadina