To our wonderful supporters,
What a year it’s been! We’ve welcomed several new additions to the FAR family and, with your support, we have increased our outreach and fundraising efforts beyond what we ever imagined!
Here’s a look back at some of the animals we’ve been able to help here at FAR with your ongoing support:
| Cale was a 5 day old dairy calf sick with pnuemonia who was sent to slaughter, but he was too sick to be slaughtered. |
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| Alfie was a 3 week old dairy calf with a paralysis tick who was sent to slaughter, but was too sick to be slaughtered. |
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| Fiona was a 7 day old dairy calf who had acid burns to 40% of her body because of neglect at a dairy farm. |
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| Joshua was a dairy goat that was to be destroyed as worthless at 6 days old. |
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| Howard was a piglet who was to be slaughtered when he was 12 weeks old. |
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Grace was an 18 month old featherless battery hen about to be minced up for pet food.
All of these precious souls are now living long and happy lives at the sanctuary because of your support and generosity.Your End of Financial Year donation can launch us into the coming year in a way that will allow us to rescue many more animals from the brink of death. Most animals that come to the sanctuary have genetic disorders bred into them by the industry. These disorders require constant care, medical attention and management.Your EOFY donation will enable us to bring more sick and poorly neglected animals to the sanctuary where we can heal, rehabilitate and care for them into old age. Where you can watch them make friends and flourish, and where thousands of people can learn about farmed animals and the awful things that happen to them.Please make a donation today at the top of the page so that we can build a more compassionate world for tomorrow.
Thank you for all that you do for these Gentle beings.
Sincerely,
Brad King
President of Farm Animal Rescue |
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