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Austin Farm Sanctuary

We are a nonprofit organization with a mission to rescue and provide a forever home to farmed animals

11/12/2026

How do we dress our turkeys for Thanksgiving?

Iconically. Pink hat and glasses, of course. 💅🦃

Casper and Sadie would love for you to join them and the 250+ residents of Austin Farm Sanctuary for Thanksliving on Friday, November 27, the day after Thanksgiving. 🧡

Picture the Thanksgiving spread you grew up loving, made entirely plant-based by the wonderful hands of Marlin and his team at Community Kitchen & Tap Room.

We’ll have sanctuary tours, an optional fun run around the farm, and plenty of time to slow down, share a meal, and enjoy the sanctuary in the fall.

Your ticket covers your meal and helps provide food, medical care, and a lifelong home for the residents who share these 95 acres.

Seats are limited, so grab yours through the link in our bio or the Events page on our website. We’d love to have you at the table. 🍂

10/30/2026

🎃 Pumpkin season is officially here! Join us for Boo @ the Farm and kickoff the piggies (and goats, pigs and cows) favorite time of the year! 🐷🐮🐐🐔

👻 Festivities begin at 4pm Sat 10/31. Get your tickets / learn more through our website and link in IG bio!

Trying to have a full farm pumpkin day? Check out pumpkin brunch with our friends at Central Texas Pig Rescue in the AM, then grab a bite in Bastrop, then make your way over here for the afternoon and evening!

🔗 austinfarmsanctuary.org and https://linktr.ee/austinfs

https://secure.givelively.org/event/austin-farm-sanctuary/2026-events/boo-at-the-farm-2026

10/28/2026

Around here, dinner looks a little different for everyone. 💜

Bottles for the babies. Hay for the cows and water buffalo. Specialized meals for residents who need extra support. And plenty of bowls, buckets, and happy mouths in between.

We care for over 250 residents across 14 species, and feeding them well means paying attention to each individual—their age, health, and nutritional needs.

This fall, we’re inviting you to help us Feed the Farm.

One way is wonderfully simple: choose something from our Chewy wish list and have it shipped straight to the sanctuary. You’ll be sending food or supplies we need directly to the residents who use them.

You can also give toward our next feed purchase:

🌾 $13 provides a square bale for our donkeys and goats.
🐷 $30 helps buy a bag of feed for residents like our pigs or chickens.
🧡 $50 helps stock specialized feed and supplements for residents with extra dietary needs.
🐮 $100 provides a round bale for our cows and water buffalo.

From everyday meals to baby bottles, every contribution helps us keep providing thoughtful, consistent care.

Find our Chewy wish list and Feed the Farm fundraiser at the link in our bio.

Prefer Venmo? We’re
CC/PayPal/etc? Linked in bio 🎁

And if you’re nearby, come spend Halloween with us! Boo at the Farm is Saturday, October 31, at 4 p.m., with tours, music, food available, trick-or-treating, and pumpkins available for a donation to share with the residents. 🎃

Kids attend free; adult tickets are linked in our bio.

Thank you for helping keep their bowls full.

10/27/2026

Four years ago, a young boy at an auction yard noticed a blind calf struggling. He stopped, saw someone who needed help, and chose to get him out.

That calf was Snoopy. 💜

He was about eight months old, and caring for a young blind cow was more than the boy’s family could safely take on. His mom reached out to us, hoping to find a safe landing for her son’s new friend.

Four years ago today, Snoopy came home.

Swipe through these photos and you’ll see the little guy with tiny horns who helped us learn how to better care for blind cows. He challenged our infrastructure, our experience, and our understanding of what he needed to feel safe.

These days, Snoopy knows exactly where he’s going.

He confidently travels between his hay, water, and grazing pasture. He expects to be first when food arrives. He loves bananas, back scratches, and reminding everyone that he is the king of Copper’s Crew.

He also loves a freshly loaded chore cart.

Hear it coming. Wander over. Hook those horns underneath. Send a volunteer’s hard work flying. 😂

Having Snoopy overturn your cart has become something of a graduation ritual around here.

All of this followed one young person’s decision to care. That choice gave Snoopy the opportunity to grow up, find his family, and become the confident, mischievous big boy we know today.

It also gave everyone who meets him the chance to know a cow as someone. Someone with preferences, friendships, and routines.

Snoopy gets to spend his life being loved, cared for, and celebrated. We hope his story helps more people imagine that kind of future for cows.

Happy four-year Gotcha Day, sweet boy. Here’s to many more years of bananas, back scratches, and overturned carts. 💜🐮

10/22/2026

🐐 Goats will be goats.

Want your work at the farm to be unnecessarily micromanaged? Come volunteer with us 😉 Email us at [email protected] and we’ll send you more info on upcoming volunteer orientation trainings. Or click the link in our bio to find out about group volunteer opportunities 👩🏻‍🌾

Address

1165 Old Pin Oak Road
Paige, TX
78659

Website

http://austinfarmsanctuary.org/

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