Our MissionOur mission is to provide sanctuary to farm animals that are or are at risk of neglect, abuse and/or exploitation. We provide a healing, loving atmosphere to farm animals that are surrendered, rescued and/or abandoned.
We believe all sentient beings deserve a life filled with peace, love and compassion. Through education, promoting veganism and advocating for animal rights, we aim to inspire society to change their view of farm animals from one that is oppressive to one that views all animals as sentient beings and worthy of a peaceful life free from harm. |
Photo credit: Liz Maselli
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COVID 19We are hoping to have an Open House in the Spring! Keep an eye on our social media pages and the website for updates.
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Volunteer
We love our volunteers! Do you love animals? Are you willing to share your time and/or talent with the residents here at Stahl's No Harm Farm Animal Sanctuary?
Whether you have one hour to spare a month or 100, we would love to have you. Please complete the following forms and return via e-mail.
Applicants must be 18 years or older, unless accompanied by their parent/guardian.
Whether you have one hour to spare a month or 100, we would love to have you. Please complete the following forms and return via e-mail.
Applicants must be 18 years or older, unless accompanied by their parent/guardian.
Aaron RodgersOur newest resident
Meet Aaron Rodgers aka Mr. Rodgers. Mr. Rodgers is nothing but snuggles and orneriness wrapped in a snood! He was rescued from a wet market in Minnesota and brought here by his rescuer back in September. Upon arrival, Aaron had pneumonia, lice and a host of parasites. He is now on the mend and as ornery as ever! Mr. Rodgers demands attention! He races with Mongo to be the first to greet people as they walk in the goat area. He has so much energy and keeps the other goats on their toes, er hooves! |
Annabelle2017-2021
We recently lost our dear friend Annabelle, a Cornish Cross hen. Annabelle was rescued from a slaughter truck in 2017. Her rescuers cared for her for over a year before they rehomed her here at SNHFAS. Annabelle become the self-appointed goat den-mom spending her time with Nebula (a rescued miniature Pygmy goat) and then much of her time keeping Flex company when he first arrived. We would often find her preening the goats affectionately. Annabelle was sassy, opinionated, and selective about her friends. She loved neck pets from volunteers with long fingernails and would often fall asleep cooing in our arms. Goodbye Annabelle, your heart may have been enlarged because of the horrors of selective breeding, but you enlarged the hearts of everyone who had the fortune of meeting you. We are grateful to have been able to fulfill our promise of a life free from harm. Rest In Peace and fly free. |
The pigsWillow
Willow and the pigs here at SNHFAS keep warm in the winter by burrowing in huge nests of straw. We go through A LOT of straw in the Winter months to help keep all the animals comfortable. A bale costs about $7.00. Please consider donating. If you would like to donate bales, you can drop them off by the barn doors any day. |