Adopt a Rescued Farm Animal - Farm Animal Rescue |Queensland

Animals for Adoption

Our Adoption Program allows people like you to provide lifetime care to animals rescued from the food industry. (If you are interested in providing financial support only please see our Sponsorship program.)

The animals we rescue are individuals who often require special care. Prospective carers need to meet the following criteria:

Current membership of an animal protection organisation

Proven ability to provide for the animals financially

The existence of suitable housing, land and fencing

Proof of holding appropriate permits and PIC registration

A good reference from a vet

Access to large animal veterinary services

A vegetarian lifestyle and commitment to animal rights

A commitment that no product derived from the animal will be offered for sale, consumption or profit

A commitment to lifetime care.

(Please note that the adoption of laying chickens and female cattle, goats and sheep is available to vegan households only.) Minimum herd sizes apply, see below.

Where does my adopted farm animal come from?

Farm animals available for adoption may be from factory farms, saleyards, slaughterhouses, shelters, veterinary clinics or saved from being “strays”. The enormous number of farmed animals in Australia means that many animals are left behind, escape, become abandoned or dumped, or are simply not considered valuable enough to care for. Animals once rehabilitated become eligible for our Adoption Program and may require additional care.

How do I arrange an adotpion visit?

What’s the adoption process?

  1. Complete the Adoption Application Form below.
  2. FAR will contact you to arrange a site visit, including an inspection of your home and the proposed area the animal would live in. If approved, you'll be invited to spend an hour with our Animal Care Supervisor.
  3. Our Animal Care Supervisor will educate you on the important care standards for the adoptee.
  4. You will be placed on our Priority Approved Adopter register.
  5. FAR will contact you when an animal becomes available for adoption.
  6. Animals will be medically stabilised before adoption; however, you should still quarantine new arrivals. An adoption contract and movement paperwork will be issued at the time you adopt the animal(s).

Please note: immediate placement is unlikely. We cannot specify when an animal may be ready for adoption. We will contact you when an appropriate animal comes into our care to support your preparations.

What happens after adoption

Following adoption, FAR staff will be available to assist you with any questions via a special email address and will provide expertise as you need it so that, together, we can ensure the best possible life for your new animal friend(s).

Application for inclusion in the program $50
Adoption of hens/roosters $40 each
Adoption of geese/ducks/turkeys $50 each
Adoption of sheep or goats $60 each
Adoption of cattle $100 each
Adoption of pigs $120 each
Transportation $1.32 per km

Pepper

Pepper loves nothing more than digging around in the garden. He’s an ace when it comes to finding bugs and worms, delighting in the simple pleasures life has to offer. His charm is bound to win you over, but it’s his work ethic that might surprise you! With the right environment and routine, Pepper radiates […]

George

Say hello to George, an outgoing goat who is looking for a property where he can thrive with the right special care. Despite his initially slightly aggressive demeanor, George is loyal and trusting. This endearing quality makes his bond with his handler unique and rewarding. George’s ideal home will accommodate his need for space and […]

Henry and Rosie

Rosie and Henry are an adorable two goats looking for a forever home. Rosie is the youngest of the three at 3 years old, while Henry is 5. These sweet goats are very friendly and are used to people and other farm animals, making them a great addition to any home. If you think you […]

Whitie and Blackie

These two gorgeous chickens are best buddies and are in urgent need of a forever home. They are two senior chickens that would like to have a safe and loving home specially at their senior age of 7 years old. Before considering their adoption, please ensure that you’ve checked with your local council that keeping […]

Crash and Cocoa

Meet Crash and Cocoa, an endearing pair of pigs whose charming traits will undoubtedly steal your heart away! These two friends personify the embodiment of lovable interaction and playful banter. They are loyal companions who will bring joy, laughter and a unique style of love to your daily routine. Good with those of all ages, […]

Mellow

Meet Mellow the handsome rooster, Mellow will be 2 in April. Mellow has recently lost his favorite hens and he is in need of a safe and loving home. It would be best if he is on his own as he will be your best friend with a little tender loving care. This amazing rooster […]

Two Roosters

These two gorgeous roosters who are in urgent need of a forever home. From a young age, these have been raised around humans and need just a bit of kind treatment and routine to make them the best friends you could ever ask for. These handsome roosters will come running when they see you and […]

ADDRESS

Farm Animal Rescue Inc.

1713 Dayboro Road
Dayboro
QLD 4521

FAR Management Committee

President - Brad King
Treasurer - Chris Harvell
Director - Carol Slater
Director - Cheryl Evans
Director - Leizl Estioko
Secretary - Olivia Spadina

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