Bark and Bray Farm and Animal Sanctuary Inc

We are a 501c3 non profit animal sanctuary with the mission of providing forever homes to abused and neglected farm animals. Our goal is to adopt animals from rescue organizations in order to free up space for rescues. This helps rescues to continue to rehab and rehome animals in need. Rescue organizations frequently have animals with a long length of stay due to difficulty finding an appropriate forever home. This could be due to their personality or care needs. This is where B&B (Bark and Bray Sanctuary) can step in to help! We have also step in to help local animals in need whenver possible. We have taken in 3 abandoned animals from our local area; a goat and 2 rabbits. All were dumped outside and left to fend for themselves. We provide the animals with security and safety for the rest of their lives. Due to their traumatic pasts, this allows them to heal and find joy in life again.

Through these efforts, we aim to prevent animal abuse and neglect by providing education on animal welfare. We believe that all animals have both physical and emotional needs that must be met to give them an excellent quality of life. We have united lonely animals that needed friends and a safe place to call home. We have 13 animals in our care. We like to say it's not about the quantity we can help, but about the individual lives we have changed. We may not be able to change the lives of all the animals in the world, but we can change the world for an individual animal.

This summer, we need to add water access to 4 curcial areas at the sanctuary. This will allow for ease of animal care and future expansion. We have been running 100 foot hoses (even in the winter) to get water to the animals. We installed the water lines in Fall 2025, but now need the hydrants and assistance from a plumber.  Raising $2,000 will complete the fundrasing for this project.

See how we helped Marge the yak and Maxime the cow find forever companionship here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&si=_VG62N3QAaSDmXWj&v=WVNY4iLpH4M&feature=youtu.be

Watch abandoned Sybill the goat get healthy and get a BFFL! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Z1RJjYi3Zw