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Our mission is simple... help. It is a small word but one with so much meaning. Second Chance Farm Sanctuary’s, Inc. Second Chance Farm Sanctuary, Inc.

Help to rescue,
help to nourish an animal back to health,
help to rehabilitate and heal,
help to find forever homes. primary purpose is to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome neglected and abused farm animals. Rescues will be taken in by means of working with law enforcement, animal control officers, fellow farm animal sanctuaries and animals going to slaughter/kill houses. Priority will first be give

n to neglected/abused farm animals in our immediate area. Animals will be resocialized, gentled and given a second chance through means of good farm husbandry, and ultimately adoption into a safe, secure, loving home. strives to provide education and outreach to the public and school age populations. This includes animal advocacy, outreach to new animal owners/new foster homes on proper care of animals, on farm nature/craft classes, farm rescue education programs in local schools and libraries.

21/04/2025

Spring has sprung! Boogie Woogie is showing off for the ladies except they are confused about this strange looking chicken…

26/03/2025

Only a mother could love this face … happy that’s me.

25/03/2025

Spring is a bit confused this year with freezing temps coming around again but the ice dripping off the trees is morning music…

03/02/2025

We have new batches of soap on the way!!! An unexpected sellout at Christmas left us behind on production - several have emailed on when they will be available again - batches made in January are now up on our Etsy site and all other soaps will be ready by end of February as there is a 4 to 5 week period of curing in the cold months of winter… thank you, thank you for all your support! ❤️ https://www.etsy.com/shop/2ndchancesanctuary

16/01/2025

12/01/2025

Our grandma sheep are showing signs of arthritis however getting medicine into the ladies has been a challenge. I swear they can smell medicine in my overalls as soon as I enter the farm gate…
The answer - Oreos supplemented with tumeric top dressed on grain, the yellow dyed noses, well it just makes them all the more easy to see when they camouflage with the snow.

🐑farmlifebestlife

02/01/2025

Ready to say goodbye to your tree? Our goats and sheep will happily help you to recycle it into a yummy snack… the needles and bark are surprisingly full of nutrients and a great way to combat boredom when there is no fresh pasture. Trees can be dropped off at end of our driveway any where easy for you. Thank you, thank you.

25/12/2024

Here’s to a year of bittersweet change, a new year full of exciting firsts and remembering to kiss those you love… Merry Christmas to you and all your four legged family.

21/12/2024

Happy Winter Solstice - thank goodness for head lamps. The Tuatha De Dannan of Newgrange believed the solstice marked a great battle each year between the Oak King, who represented the light, and the Holly King, who represented the dark. With 2 degree weather, the Holly King has won… for tonight.

09/12/2024

This sight was worth waking up early… barn chores under a pink sunrise.

28/11/2024

Black Friday Sale Day! Support our rescue and our future! Your purchase will help to provide vet care and grain along with new fencing and building a new horse barn. Visit us at https://2ndchancesanctuary.etsy.com
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you from the bottom of my animal loving heart.

27/11/2024

Started school vacation this morning - the goat posse led by Moxie were not happy with my decision to sleep late…

26/10/2024

Glow.
I love our Daisy Dorset. She is the daughter of Rosie, my first sheep back in 2000 and the sweetest girl ever… as she grows older I see a bit of her Mom showing through making me appreciate her past so much more.

21/10/2024

I adore fall. It marks so much… the ending of summer, the beginning of wood stove fires… it used to mark looking forward to school vacations with kiddos home. Now that they have all grown up fall also marks the changing of time but most important… good things to come.

17/10/2024

Morning leg massage.

01/09/2024

I have been planning the new gardens for the house in my head for a while and it has been stressing me to no end. Walking into our wonderful little local antique shop something seemed to be calling me - I kept walking trying to figure out what it was and my eyes landed on this… St. Fiacre, a monk at Cill Fiachra (Kilferagh), Co Kilkenny in the 600’s. The patron saint of gardeners, herbalism and healing. St. Fiacre is celebrated on August 30th, the day I brought him home. I think it’s a good sign…

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Second Chance Farm Sanctuary is a 501c3 nonprofit - 100% of your purchase goes towards the sanctuaries vet bills, hay, grain, emergency operations and adoption of our animals.

Started in 2000 as Carraig Farm & Apothecary, animal rescue has been at the center of everything we do. Some animals have joined the farm through partner rescues, others "appeared" while others were given up due to life circumstances, a death in family or abuse. We have loved blind sheep, rehabbed bunnies, warmed rescued baby goats at 2am on a -2 degree winter night, adopted arthritic old and deaf horses and built ramps for a goat with 3 working legs and half an udder... Each animal we have loved has its own wonderful stubbornness, perserverance and personality.

In 2005 pasture was added along with a second barn as our number of rescues grew. In 2008 a second coop was added along with emergency cage and 2 tractors. This year marks a wonderful milestone for us. We have restructured and renamed the farm with an eye on rescue only. A third barn has been added along with new pasture rotation fencing to house additional rescues.

Each animal that comes into our care has a back story... this back story is important in providing the best care for the farm animal and winning their trust. Through touch, gentle handling and hugs we are able to rehabilitate and eventually rehome giving each animal a second chance.