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ONE SANCTUARY. LOTS OF MOUTHS. EVEN MORE MENU OPTIONS! 🌾Feeding our rescued residents isn't exactly a one-size-fits-all ...
11/10/2026

ONE SANCTUARY. LOTS OF MOUTHS. EVEN MORE MENU OPTIONS! 🌾

Feeding our rescued residents isn't exactly a one-size-fits-all operation! 😂

From pigs and cows to horses, goats, and everyone in between, each animal has their own nutritional needs. That means different feeds, supplements, portions, and a whole lot of planning to keep everyone healthy and thriving.

And trust us, the grocery list around here is NEVER short! 📝🌱

This Two Buck Tuesday, we're giving you a little peek behind the scenes at what it takes to care for so many different lives.

Your $2 helps us provide the proper nutrition and daily care that every resident deserves. ❤️

💚 Got two bucks to spare? Help us keep the sanctuary stocked!

Every donation supports the rescued residents of Farm To ABLE Animal Sanctuary, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to giving farmed animals a safe, loving home.

👉 https://www.farmtoablemo.org/donate



Alt Text: A behind-the-scenes look at the animal feed storage area at Farm To ABLE Animal Sanctuary. Large yellow and gray containers hold different types of animal feed inside a repurposed chest freezer that no longer functions as a freezer but works perfectly for feed storage! Handwritten labels on the wall identify different feeds for horses, cows, pigs, and other sanctuary residents. The Farm To ABLE logo appears near the top, and a dark red banner across the center reads “Two Buck Tuesday.”

11/10/2026

It’s a chilly morning here in Blue Springs, but the sun is shining bright! Penny just got done with her morning, PT and red light therapy, had breakfast and then decided she wanted to check out Poppy’s yard while Poppywas at the vet today! Look at this girl go! When her legs get really wobbly like this, it means it’s time for her to rest. She can’t overdo it or it does set her back. We have to be very careful and bring on the tough love sometimes. She doesn’t really know when it’s time to rest so we are constantly reminding her of what that time looks like. You can see in this video that she was not interested in what I was saying until she finally listened to her body and agreed that it was time for her morning nap. Pigs are so intelligent. They are sentient. Don’t let tradition or society. Tell you that their purpose is slavery, abuse and then death just for your taste buds. They are worthy of life. They are worthy of respect and compassion. Please try to see them for what they really are.
For WHO they really are.
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11/10/2026

Many of you remember a few months back when we tried to take Poppy in for her spay, and Dr. Koch found that she had an underactive thyroid. Her heart rate was only 40 at resting and 48 after getting her up and moving around. Dr. Koch said it would not be safe to continue with the procedure, put her on daily meds and here we are again! We know Poppy‘s heart rate is going to be amazing because we have been checking it here at the sanctuary periodically and it has been in the upper 90’s. Poppy will get labs done tomorrow and an overall check up, assuming everything is the way her doctor wants it, Poppy will finally get her life changing alterations tomorrow!
many of you also remember when Poppy came to sanctuary two years ago, she was 150 pounds heavier! This girl is now a little skinny mini with an hourglass figure! She has worked so hard to get to this point.
We have people ask us, “ at this point, why would it be important to get her spayed?“
This is our answer…Aside from her extra hormonal vibes she puts off & the fact it doesn’t help her make friends, it also raises her chances immensely of getting uterine cancer at a stage way before her final stage in life.
We are very nervous as we always are with these evasive procedures but that is what rescue is about. We believe the reward outweighs the risk.
Please keep Poppy in your prayers and thoughts. Please send her all your positive energy! We raised all but $150 the first time we took her to the vet, but we could still use some more help! No amount too small! Please join us and be a part of Poppy‘s journey.

Compassion looks good in a coffee cup. Especially at Botanical fare☕🤎Celebrating National Cappuccino Day with a little c...
11/08/2026

Compassion looks good in a coffee cup. Especially at Botanical fare☕🤎

Celebrating National Cappuccino Day with a little caffeine, a little plant milk, and a whole lot of foam. A small swap that keeps kindness in your daily routine. 🌱



Alt Text: Overhead view of a foamy cappuccino in a white cup and saucer, resting on a leaf-bordered menu at Botanical Plant-Based Fare, a restaurant in Charlottesville, NC.

11/07/2026

Today was a very exciting day for three little boys! We thought for sure that these little cuddle bugs would have been adopted by now because they are the most absolute perfect! We know it’s difficult to adopt out one piggy let alone 3 that we want to stay together. Therefore they had an upgrade today. Not only did we need to free up our trailer for emergencies, but it was not really rain resistant. The boys are also not slow growers. They are getting big quick & needed more space. It’s pretty crazy how you go from busting at the seams and having no room to somehow creating space. This is certainly something we were not planning on or expected to be a part of. After being tagged repeatedly on local community pages, finding out the owners were no longer interested in trying to catch them & that they also couldn’t care less about their safety, we knew that intervention was the boys only hope for survival.
Sadly, one piglet had already disappeared by the time we were made aware. This made our mission much more urgent not knowing what happened to the 4th brother. SO HERE WE ARE! Please Like, Share & Comment. We need all the support and engagement possible to help these boys find their forever loving home.
A big shout out to will rusk for all your help!
no, Piglets were harmed during this transition. Pigs do not like being picked up or carried. It’s all very dramatic but they were perfectly fine and now enjoying their new “digs” very much!!!
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A LITTLE WATERMELON. A LOT OF HAPPY CHICKENS! ❤️What's better than sharing a juicy slice of watermelon with your friends...
11/06/2026

A LITTLE WATERMELON. A LOT OF HAPPY CHICKENS! ❤️

What's better than sharing a juicy slice of watermelon with your friends? Apparently, not much if you ask this flock! 😂

At Farm To Able Animal Sanctuary, we believe every rescued resident deserves more than just the basics. They deserve nutritious meals, enrichment, companionship, and the freedom to enjoy life's little pleasures. 🌱

And that's where our Haven Heroes come in!

❤️ Our monthly donors help us provide consistent care, safe shelter, veterinary attention, and special moments like these.

Because sanctuary isn't just about saving lives. It's about making those lives worth living. 🐾

🌱 Become a Haven Hero and help us keep the good times clucking!

❤️ Donate today: https://www.farmtoablemo.org/donate



Alt Text: Overhead photograph of a colorful flock of chickens gathered around a large slice of red watermelon on the grass at Farm To Able Animal Sanctuary. The chickens have feathers in shades of brown, black, gray, and golden orange, with several pecking at the fruit. A warm red overlay covers the image. Promotional text reads “Become a Haven Hero,” “Donate Today,” and “FarmToAbleMO.org,” alongside the Farm To Able Animal Sanctuary logo.

11/06/2026

We have no words just tears.

11/05/2026

Vanna 🐓 ❤️ chickens can be very judgmental. But they can also be very lovable and affectionate! They are incredibly intelligent and enjoy their lives and their friends. Please stop eating them and supporting the cruel egg industry. Do your research folks. Know what the animals go through before they get to your plate. There is no such thing as ethical murder of an animal who doesn’t want or deserve to die.

“But what do vegans eat at holiday gatherings?” 👀We’ll just leave this here. 😏🌱A fully vegan charcuterie board piled wit...
11/04/2026

“But what do vegans eat at holiday gatherings?” 👀

We’ll just leave this here. 😏🌱

A fully vegan charcuterie board piled with savory bites, dairy-free cheeses, fruit, crackers, and all the little extras that keep you hovering around the snack table.

Holiday gatherings can be full of flavor AND compassion. And judging by this spread, nobody’s going home hungry. 💚

What are you grabbing first? 🍇🧀

🌱 Farm To ABLE Animal Sanctuary Compassion for farmed animals, at the sanctuary and around the table.



Alt Text: Close-up of a wooden vegan charcuterie board overflowing with plant-based meat slices, assorted dairy-free cheeses, crackers, red and green grapes, cherry tomatoes, pickles, peppers, and dollops of mustard and preserves. A balsamic glaze is drizzled over the colorful spread.

HAY THERE! GOT TWO BUCKS? ❤️Around here, the buffet is always open, and our residents certainly aren't shy about going b...
11/03/2026

HAY THERE! GOT TWO BUCKS? ❤️

Around here, the buffet is always open, and our residents certainly aren't shy about going back for seconds! 😂

From the tiniest goats to our biggest residents, keeping everyone fed, healthy, and happy takes a whole lot of hay, love, and dedication.

And while $2 might not buy an entire bale of hay, when our community comes together, those little donations make a BIG difference! 💚

This Two Buck Tuesday, help us keep the hay flowing, the bellies full, and the good life going for the rescued animals who call Farm To ABLE home.

🐷🐮🐐 Every $2 counts. Every life matters.

💚 Donate today and help support Farm To ABLE Animal Sanctuary, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing rescued animals with lifelong care and compassion.

👉 https://www.farmtoablemo.org/donate



Alt Text: Several rescued goats gather around a large, rust-red metal hay feeder at Farm To ABLE Animal Sanctuary. Some goats are eating hay while a white goat rests in the foreground and a brown goat stands nearby. Trees and a grassy pasture fill the background beneath a blue sky. A red banner across the top reads “Two Buck Tuesday,” and the Farm To ABLE logo appears in the lower-left corner.

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