Donate to help farm animals
Start making a real difference in the lives of farm animals.
The gift of life
Make a secure donation to Farm Animal Rescue and your gift directly contributes to the rescue, rehabilitation, food, bedding, shelter, and care of these precious animals.
Choose to make a secure once-off gift right now, or become a Farm Animal Friend by making a regular weekly, monthly, or round-up donations.
Be a friend to farm animals
Farm Animal Friends contribute regularly with weekly, monthly, or by round-up donations. But being a Farm Animal Friend means more than just contributing; it means becoming a cherished member of our compassionate community, bringing warmth and hope to rescued animal residents, and helping us advocate for those animals whom we cannot rescue.
Part of the sanctuary's 'inner circle', Farm Animal Friends are the first to receive updates straight from the sanctuary, allowing you to witness the positive changes your support creates. Your kindness provides these animals with love, care, and a safe home, allowing them to live their best lives.
How your donation will help animals
Donate $20
One donation of $20 will provide food for the rescued sanctuary hens for one day, ensuring that they grow their feathers back, and return to full health after their rescue from a battery or cage-free egg production facility.
Donate $50
One donation of $50 will provide one day of bedding straw and hay for feed for the resident goats and sheep. They might seem tough climbing over rocks and down the hillside, but they still need a soft place to sleep at night.
$50 will also cover the cost of food for an elderly cow for a week. Without teeth to eat grass, they are dependent on nice mushy pellets and coconut sugars.
Donate $100
$100 will purchase a day's food for the sanctuary pigs. These gentle giants love their food and your contribution will ensure they get the nutrients they need to stay healthy.
Donate $130
$130 will purchase a week of medication for one of the animals. Vet bills can get expensive and your valuable contribution can help the animals with their medical-related costs.
$130 is also the cost for feeding the rescued cows during drought, when we need to supplement feed daily to keep their bellies full.
