Rescue Progress Update
Photos and progress from this resident's care at the sanctuary. Full update coming soon.

Stoney Acres Farm Sanctuary gives rescued farm animals care, safety and a place to live out their lives.
Stoney Acres Farm Sanctuary is operated by Medicine Dog Arena LLC. We take in as many farm animals as we can afford, and they live out their lives here with us. We do not rehome animals. When we are over capacity, some residents move to a trusted foster farm.




Gentle giants who live out their lives in open pasture.
Every rescue that stays with us is cared for for life, supported by people who believe in what we do.
Animals who stay with us live out their lives here.
When we are over capacity, some residents move to a trusted foster farm.
The sanctuary is closed to visitors so the animals can rest in peace.
We welcome volunteers one person at a time.
We are currently at full capacity with pigs, dogs and cats.
Feed and veterinary care for every resident are covered by people like you, through support and sponsorship.
There is more than one way to give these animals a better life.
Progress and pictures of the animals who call Stoney Acres home.
We share progress and pictures of all our rescues.
Follow Our UpdatesPhotos and progress from this resident's care at the sanctuary. Full update coming soon.

Photos and progress from this resident's care at the sanctuary. Full update coming soon.

Photos and progress from this resident's care at the sanctuary. Full update coming soon.

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We do not offer public visits. You can follow the residents through our photos and progress updates.
We accept volunteers one at a time. Send the volunteer interest form and we will reach out about availability.
Support and sponsorship cover feed and veterinary care for the animals.
No. Animals live out their lives here, or move to a trusted foster farm when we are over capacity.
We take in as many animals as we can afford. We are currently at full capacity with pigs, dogs and cats.
Answer to be added by the sanctuary.
We welcome volunteers one person at a time. Tell us a little about yourself and we will reach out about availability.
Questions about support, sponsorship or volunteering? We would love to hear from you.
The sanctuary does not offer public visits.